They measure their self-esteem and sense of accomplishment not by comparing their works with those of other people, but by noting their achievements, based on a realistic assessment of what they are capable of accomplishing. Officers who respect the dignity of all human beings. Officers who respect human dignity believe in the value of individual differences of race, gender, ethnicity, and religion. They also accept the value that individual differences add to an organization, and they contribute to an environment in which all people can fully utilize their skills and abilities. Officers who are decisive, even when they face high risk .
Decisive officers make timely and resolute decisions.
They do not let self - serving desires prevent them from making decisions that are necessary for mission accomplishment. They are not afraid to com municate their beliefs about the best way to achieve mission accomplishment to their superiors. However, decisive officers are not disloyal when their advice and recommendations are not adopted. Officers who take full responsibility for their decisions. These officers voluntarily give full and honest accounts of their actions and decisions to people who are entitled to know about them.