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DILIGENCE:
Definition: Actions and words demonstrating a committed attitude toward getting tasks done.
Examples of diligence: Staying with the task until it is complete Willing to make oneself available Meeting deadlines Making every effort to achieve excellence Having initiative and willing to go beyond the scope to the task Challenging oneself to achieve higher expectations Demonstrating creativity to enhance performance
TEAM SPIRIT:
Definition: Understanding team goals, and working towards those goals by: actively participating in team activities; sharing ideas, resources, and information; encouraging interaction with other team members; supporting team decisions.
Example of team spirit: Actively participating in team functions and activities Helping each other Focusing on and emphasizing team success rather than individual benefits Volunteering and taking the lead on projects Sharing ideas, resources, and information with team members Giving and sharing credit with team members Showing compassion and caring about the well-being of team member Being sensitive to the needs of team members
RATIONALITY:
Definition: Organizing and analyzing facts with a systematic and logical approach in order to solve problems, or to make decisions most beneficial to the company. 
Examples of rational behaviors: Using data and facts in a systematic and logical manner Not jumping to conclusions or decisions Differentiating between the cause of a problem and symptom Maintaining composure and minimizing emotional reaction Clearly articulating information, ideas, options, and concerns Prioritizing concerns by understanding seriousness, urgency and trend
OPEN-MINDEDNESS:
Definition: Having a broad and unbiased mind. Being open to new ideas, suggestions, changes, criticism, and different o pinions.
Examples of open-minded behavior: Welcoming new ideas, suggestions, and changes Staying open to criticism and different opinions Acknowledging mistakes with sincerity Supporting decisions made and changes introduced by the company Sincerely soliciting feedback Being impartial and avoiding favoritism
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