They possess a cluster of other qualities. Good employees demonstrate a strong work ethic. They are enthusiastic and upbeat. They are confident and self-reliant. They respect the needs of their co-workers and of the organization as a whole.
Legal employers seek law students and lawyers who throw themselves into their work.
Many employees understand this, but some don't. They don't waste time, and they're fully engaged in their work. They tell their employers to pile on the work, because they perform better when they have a lot to do. On the other hand, employees with an underdeveloped work ethic spend time wandering around, stopping to divert others from work. Your supervisors and co-workers will notice whether you exhibit high energy and enthusiasm.