In my everyday routine I use each and every one of these traits. I am a firm believer that you must be a strong leader and that good communication is essential. I am a 911 Dispatcher and its extremely important to have great communication skills. As a 911 dispatcher I have had to take control of extremely high-stress situations to ensure safety of my responders and my callers. I am resilient my husband is active duty in the military, and I have always had to adapt and overcome any situation I may be faced with, I feel like that has made me stronger in my day-to-day life. I am unselfish, I always try to help those in need. I am always there to lend a helping hand; I genuinely enjoy helping others and putting their needs before my own. I am determined, If I have a goal, I will do whatever it takes to make it happen. I have an extremely strong work ethic. I absolutely love my career field and always stay late and come in early. I am a team player; I am dedicated I always try to find various training opportunities to further expand my knowledge of the emergency services field. I always try to find solutions to whatever problems I may encounter. I love the excitement of the emergency services field and being able to help people when they are most vulnerable. I know that when people call 911 generally, they are not having the best day and I always treat people with the utmost respect and show them kindness. I am pursuing a degree in criminal justice because I want to be able to further my career and one day become a federal police officer. For federal police officer they generally would like you to have a bachelor's degree and I only have my high school diploma. Leadership to me is like a ship, if you don't have a good leader who knows what they are doing and strives to better themselves the whole vessel will sink. I always strive to be the best leader I can possibly be and I listen with an empathetic nonjudgmental ear.