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Positive Traits
definitions and/or examples of positive personality traits or skills
Term | Definition |
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adaptability | the ability to change as needed to thrive and succeed |
attention to detail | making sure that even the smallest elements of a project are correct so that the whole project is of its highest quality |
capability | the necessary skills to complete the task |
commitment | the quality of being dedicated to a task or cause to see it to successful completion |
compassion | concern for the suffering and misfortunes of others |
consistency | the state of being the same throughout time as in an expected behavior or quality |
creativity | the use of imagination and original ideas, especially in the creation of an artistic work |
dedication | committed to a task or purpose |
determination | firmness in purpose; a dedication to completion of a task |
diplomacy | the art of dealing with people in a sensitive and effective way |
discipline | the ability to follow rules or a code of behavior; control over one's own behavior to improve moral character |
efficiency | the ability to complete a task quickly and completely with the least waste of time and effort |
energy | strength and vitality |
enthusiasm | intense or eager enjoyment, interest, or approval |
expression | the process of making one's thoughts or feelings known |
fairness | impartial and unbiased treatment |
flexibility | the quality of bending without breaking |
generosity | the quality of being kind, unselfish, and giving |
honesty | truthfulness; the refusal to lie, cheat, or steal |
imagination | the ability of the mind to be creative and resourceful; the part of the mind that creates new ideas, images, and concepts |
initiative | the ability to initiate or start things independently; the ability to take care of a situation without having to be told to do so |
innovation | the action or process of finding new methods, new products, or new ideas |
integrity | the quality of being honorable and of having strong moral principles |
intelligence | the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new and challenging situations |
knowledge | facts, information, and skills acquired by someone through experience or education |
logic | sound reasoning; a reasonable way of thinking about things |
organization | the ability to arrange and plan to maximize order and efficiency |
resourcefulness | the ability to find quick and clever ways to overcome difficulties; the ability to use the skills and resources around you to solve problems |
responsibility | the state of having a duty to deal with something that you are expected to do |
sincerity | meaning what you say; being genuine |
time management | the ability to effectively use time to be the most productive |
trustworthiness | the ability to be relied upon and trusted |