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Refuse because it's not your route
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Willingly accept reasonable additional assignments and offer to help where needed, demonstrating teamwork and a strong work ethic
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Pretend to be busy to avoid extra work
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Demand extra pay before agreeing to anything
Why this is the answer
TEAMWORK and WORK ETHIC: Willingly accepting reasonable additional assignments and offering to help demonstrates the teamwork and strong work ethic USPS values. Refusing to help, pretending to be busy, or demanding extra pay before helping all score poorly. The 474 VEA rewards a team-oriented attitude — employees who contribute to the overall operation's success, not just their own narrow tasks. When you have capacity, helping the team (and the customers who depend on timely mail) reflects the conscientiousness and cooperation that make a strong postal employee; this attitude consistently scores well on the assessment.
Source: USPS 474 VEA — Reliability, Teamwork and Helping