Choosing Not To Cheat

the willingness to relocate or travel to different locations for the job.

you can manage your own time, priorities, and resources to get the work completed.

Taking on additional roles outside of core duties in order to help out a colleague or to aid the business in achieving an objective.

the willingness and/or appetite to try out different roles and teams – even ones that don’t initially appeal.

taking some time away from the problem to allow other ideas to reenergize the brain.

thinking about the end product of the project before it’s completed.

Modifying a planned course of action in response to new information or new circumstances

Designing your dream day at work, it would involve putting your earbuds in and being heads down in a project without any interruptions from your colleagues.

Make lists. Make daily, weekly and monthly to-do lists of important tasks.

Prefer projects where they can work alone, rather than in a group

Admitting When You Were Wrong