Be reliable and foster trust
One of the best qualities in a team member is reliability. If your team can rely on you to get things done, they will trust you more.
Being a reliable employee will benefit you because when big projects emerge that you want to work on, your manager is more likely to assign it to someone they can rely on and trust.
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