#1 Believes In The Team Concept Nothing was ever accomplished alone! There is power in numbers! Swallow your pride!

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#1 Believes In The Team Concept Nothing was ever accomplished alone! There is power in numbers! Swallow your pride!

#2 Exhibits Selfless Behavior Do the “grunt” work! It’s not about you! Don’t worry who gets the credit!

#3 Respects Everyone Everyone effects team morale! Every team member brings something unique to the table! “You fight harder for a friend!”

#4 Handles Adversity What an opportunity!

#4 Handles Adversity What an opportunity! Control what you can control and work the problem!

#4 Handles Adversity What an opportunity! Control what you can control and work the problem! Get back to basics!

#5 Adapts To Change Change increases productivity! Change forces new learning and renews energy! Avoid water cooler talk!

#6 Accepts Feedback This is how you get better! Say O.K.! Have “Rhino Skin”!

#7 Demonstrates High Energy Have “Labrador” enthusiasm!

#7 Demonstrates High Energy Have “Labrador” enthusiasm! Avoid moodiness! Fake it!

#8 Is Accountable Do your job! Don’t make excuses! Don’t blame others!

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