Quality - Do you go 2 miles when you're only asked to go 1?

<introEmbed body={<> This idea is different from the other rules in this category in that it strikes at the heart of our everyday behaviour, not just when a crisis is looming. [Jesus of Nazareth](http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=matt%205:41&version=NKJV%3b) said: <asideEmbed variant="greybox" body={<> "And whoever compels you to go one mile, go with him two." </>} figureEmbed={{ preset: "default", figure: 'XXX', shouldDisplay: false }} /> While not everyone chooses to agree with everything said, it's a valid point when it comes to creating a positive team environment. If you're willing to be proactive and help others above and beyond the call of duty, a whole ream of benefits flow: </>} />

• People begin to share responsibility for work that traditionally is claimed as "not my problem"
• Others will return the favour when you really need it
• The sense of workplace isolation disappears
• Productivity lifts as tasks can be achieved more quickly

This rule particularly applies when a person is blocked – as identified in their Daily Scrum.