What have you seen at the workplace that made you think a person had a "strong character"? I mean this in a positive way - everyone tries to put up a positive front at work, but I'm curious on what you've observed in others that actually made you respect the person (especially small things, things that might have gone unnoticed, etc.)
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Publicly admitting and taking ownership for mistakes
The flip side as well: giving credit to teammates and subordinates when successful
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