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As I mainly work with numbers, attention to details is definitely an important skill. I’m also doing 2 assignments simultaneously; therefore, time management and multitasking are the other two essential skills for my internship. This week, I started using TM1 to assist my Quality Control Testing, which I have never used before. I’m glad to have all the support and guidance from my manager as well as team members throughout my time at Chubb. Each individual is of significant help who motives me to work harder every day, points out my mistakes, and never hesitates to answer my curiosity.

As I am working mostly with data, I have realized that one of the most important skills is to understand the source and structure of the data. This skill is more important than knowing how to analyze that data because without knowing the proper context of how a data set was formulated, it is very difficult to extract meaningful information from it. At AmerisourceBergen, as an Enterprise Architecture Intern, I have to work with data related to the company’s business capabilities and how the applications that the company has can help serve those capabilities. Therefore, to connect particular capabilities to an application, it is very important to know how the data has been collected in the first place to better understand the context of the data. Despite working in the Enterprise Architecture department, I have found a member of the data analytics to be very useful in this project because he helped me understand the source and structure of the data sets better.