What is your definition of integrity and what does it mean to you? I think that is very loaded, but to try to keep it as short and simple as possible, I think it's having character, I think it's having strong values of morally, ethically, interpersonally, it's a very multi-level thing that's very encompassing and binding and even when you clock out of work, it's like how you operate at home and how you operate between people you care about, how you operate between people you don't know or people you only know on a professional level. Integrity is being very honest in how you speak, but also how you act and how you feel and how you behave. Integrity is being consistent in line with said beliefs knowing that there may be opposition or pushback or people who would otherwise take advantage of that. To have integrity is to be honest with oneself and with the people around you, even if it doesn't reap you positive dividends all the time. Integrity is being true to yourself even when it's not beneficial to do so, just not because it's beneficial, but because it's the right thing to do.