Willingness to Coach Others – These types possess the
trait of awareness that knowledge-sharing of work is for
the good of the organization. An example of the negative
side of this scenario is the employee who won’t share
knowledge or methods for the fear of losing his position
or possible job replacement. The layman’s term for this
is “false job security.”
• Presents Constructive ideas – This trait shows that the
employee is a “thinker” and has the ability to apply skills
learned and acquired to improve the work environment.
• Takes Advantage of Training Areas – This is a trait that
shows that the employee wants to acquire more
knowledge and skills and stay abreast of the avenues
available to them to acquire these skills. It also enables
them to “ward off boredom” or burnout.