What are the qualities of a good co-worker? Co-workers are the people who work with us every day. Good colleagues make your work easier, but on the other hand, bad colleagues can make your work harder. Every people have different opinions about qualities of being a good co-worker. In my view, there are 3 qualities that a good colleague must have. First of all, a good colleague should be disinterested and willing to help people. It is very common that we get into trouble at work or need someone to give advice to us while having an unknown condition. At this moment, supports from our colleagues will be important and indispensable. Supposing that an executive assigns a few jobs to you that cannot be done by only one person and need you to finish before the deadline. However, your colleagues are so selfish that they only care about their own tasks, avoiding all possible works that require further help. As a result, without anyone’s help, not only cannot you hand in the works on time, but also the executive would suspect your work ability. Secondly, well work ability will be one of the qualities of being a good colleague. We sometimes have co-workers who entered the company for over a year but frequently need other people's help or constantly forget how to operate the system of the company rightly. This kind of colleagues is characterized by their poor memory, slow acting, and laziness. When there is such kind of people in your company, you always need to pay further attention to their task in case that the task won’t go wrong. Therefore, colleagues who can get their jobs done independently will be relatively helpful for you. Last but not least, no crafty colleague at work is fortunate. In the office work-life drama, the stories always show how employee wrest admiration from executives by setting up each other. Working with crafty colleagues will make you feel stressful because you might be afraid of accidentally offending them and suffering revenge at work. In conclusion, it’s clear that every quality I mentioned is needed for a good co-worker. Even though some may disagree with my points of view, I think the pieces of evidence provided above are strong enough to support my position.