As a Soldier, what are some expectations you have for your Command Sergeant Major?

The best CSM's i had during my career had a lot, if not all of the following traits:
1. Approachable (I should never be afraid to go to the CSM with an issue or problem.)
2. Engaged (I would always so the good CSM's out and about, not stuck in his office or hiding.)
3. Fair but firm. (If punishment was to be meted out, it was fair based on each individual, no favoritism)
4. Transparent (No hidden agendas)
5. Eyes, ears, and Most importantly, THE VOICE of the enlisted. ( He/She has the pulse of the unit and is always looking out for our best interest. With mission accomplishment always #1 of course.
6. Sense of humor (There are times when you just need a laugh, not everything is so serious)
7. Set the example for all to follow (Not let the BN runs become Officer led) haha

These are just a few off the top of my head from the Men/Women i admired most throughout my career.

I expect a CSM to be someone that doesn't evoke an evasion response from soldiers when they see him/her approaching. The CSM should be someone that any soldier in the unit is happy to have the opportunity to speak with. Soldiers should feel like they can count on the CSM to move mountains to make sure that any issue they have is immediately and appropriately addressed.

"The day the soldiers stop bringing you their problems is the day you stopped leading them. They have either lost confidence that you can help them or concluded that you do not care. Either case is a failure of leadership." ― Colin Powell

The CSMs I admired were;
-Strict but fair
-Approachable but not lax
-Setting the example by being involved in training and missions