work ethic

Converse of object

• have: I have a strong work ethic which enables me to survive, " he admits.
• develop: Most Americans don't look at class they just think someone hasn't yet developed the proper work ethic to make themselves rich.
• possess: All the members of the company are professionals who possess a good work ethic.
• adopt: Our students adopt a professional work ethic and have the opportunity to complete periods of work experience.
• focus: He's also won friends across the industry due to his grounded nature and focused work ethic.
• encourage: The climate encourages a certain work ethic, and Wuppertal ( population 400,000 ) is relatively rich.

Adjective modifier

• strong: I have a strong work ethic which enables me to survive, " he admits.
• hard: We had daily sessions which set the pace for the hard work ethic of the weekend.
• good: All the members of the company are professionals who possess a good work ethic.
• great: Put all that together with a great work ethic: We write what we like, we play what we like.
• high: This does reflect the naturally high work ethic of the Germans as a people.
• new: I have devised a new work ethic: " When will I be coming into work?

Noun used with modifier

• team: Ward evidently hated batting at Sussex but the team work ethic is to be greatly admired.