Inventive

The go-getter is inventive.  Thomas Edison was an inventor that held 1,093 U.S. patents. He was a go-getter. So it checks out.

Apologizing

The go-getter isn't afraid to apologize.  They may be afraid of spiders though.

Decision Making

The go-getter isn't afraid to make decisions.  Ideally they are good decisions.

Learning

Nobody knows it all.  The go-getter understands this is and willing to learn from others.  Each person has their own strengths and weaknesses; relationships with others is like a network of nodes with nobody knowing everything that another node knows.  Ya know?

Synergy

The law of conservation states that mass cannot be created nor destroyed.  First grade math states that 1+1=2.  Synergy is more or less defined as the sum of two "things" being greater than the two seperatley (i.e. 1+1 =3).  The go-getter questions if synergies have actually been proven or are more of a myth for those seeking shortcuts.

Risk

Sometimes taking risk is necessary and one shouldn't be afraid of risk.  However if we are talking about the board game Risk, then you should not take it from somebody else and should be afraid of how long the gameplay is.  The go-getter acknowledges that risk is sometimes necessary and can be a good thing but that Risk just takes too long.

Communication Skills

Communication skills are of the utmost importance at the workplace.  If one cannot communicate how will anything get done?  The go-getter responds to electronic mail, then physically finds the person to read the previously mentioned electronic mail out loud to them while making excessive head and hand gestures.  The go-getter demonstrates mastery of written, verbal, and non-verbal communication.