"excellent work ethic" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's attitude and approach towards their work, specifically their level of dedication, responsibility, and diligence. Example: "John's excellent work ethic never fails to impress his colleagues and superiors. He consistently goes above and beyond in his work and always meets his deadlines with top-notch quality."
Perhaps more important is Wright's excellent work ethic and his unselfishness.
The Kazakhs, Mr. Suntook noted, were cheaper to hire than West European musicians and had an excellent work ethic.
Indeed, most employers are quick to cite an excellent work ethic as a factor in hiring them.
All candidates must pass a pre-employment drug screening, possess a valid driver's license and reliable transportation, have an excellent work ethic, be able to work effectively under high stress, and handle an emotionally and physically demanding work environment.
A good candidate for our open position would include a professional with a positive attitude, excellent work ethic, willingness to thrive in a team setting and desire to constantly improve skills.
The team's excellent work ethic, a careful rotation policy and unparalleled strength in depth have made them the complete package.
In addition, taking on these projects demonstrates strong work ethic, excellent time management, a passion for advancing science, and extended analysis skills all highly desirable skills in an academic candidate.
His work ethic was excellent.
"He's really set some standard with us this year both on the pitch and in the gym and his work rate and work ethic is excellent".
"Having met Pavel, he is a top guy, his work ethic is excellent and I'm sure he will be very important to our group in the coming years".
Surrey director of cricket Alec Stewart said: "Following the departure of Graham Ford it was vitally important that we found another high quality coach with a great work ethic and excellent knowledge of the English county game.
