Hi, I'm Jiaxin Liu, but I also go by Melody. I’m a very outgoing person, and love to be with my friends. I’m an avid hiker and cook, and I’m on the hunt for great food and eateries. Hiking is a very soothing event, and great exercise to help build perseverance. Cooking is relaxing and fun, and helps to draw out your creativity.I'm currently working on my Bachelor's Degree in Economics at the University of California, Davis, and will be graduating in the fall of 2015. I had two internship experiences as a personal banker assistant at the Bank of China in Guangzhou, and these experiences have helped to develop my customer service abilities. My first internship was a basic assistant to a personal banker and taught me how to hold conversations with people and learn about other people’s interests quickly. I have to meet with multiple customers and keep them occupied and comfortable while the banker works with each customer. This experience really helped me to develop the ability to build a rapport and find common interest quickly. The second internship experience dealt with VIP customers, and was more focused on learning how to clientele. The personal banker taught me a lot about how to stay organized with a lot of customers, and specific dates and details that one must pay attention to. For example, I had to learn about the customer’s spouses’ birthdays and their anniversary dates, so that I can send a simple congratulation card to them on their specific days to make them remember and return to me. By paying attention to small details and being organized with all the customers’ information will make you stand out from the myriad of people and options that these top clients have.I’m also very focused on working as a team. I had been on teams before, and my cross country team experience in high school was very meaningful to me. It taught me not just about how to work in a team but also team spirit. I believe most people have the ability to work in a team, but team spirit is what makes people take the extra step and exceed themselves. To me, team spirit consists of the silent urge that everyone gives each other, and just feeling their presence around you make you want to do better and exceed not just the people around you but also yourself. At important times, a silent urge will help you take the extra step that you think you cannot take any more. That was something I faced in cross country all the times, and the team around me helped me to always break my