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Emotional Intelligence: Applications, Opportunities, and Criticism

Recruiting Daily Advisor

For this reason, emotional intelligence (EI) has been viewed as a way to measure the admittedly objective soft skills organizations seek out in employees. Here, we’ll review some of the specific benefits EI can contribute to leadership. Source: Constantin Stanciu / Shutterstock. Overview of EI. Conflict resolution.

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Using a Humanized Approach for Employee Stories to Engage Talent

Rally Recruitment Marketing

This approach promotes a more emotionally intelligent mindset to determine why, as well as how, you’re positioning employee stories because it showcases both personal and professional drivers to humanize the entire message. Seeing the Benefits of Humanized Stories. Let me explain why and also share some of our results.

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How to Screen for Retention in a Recession

Glassdoor for Employers

A 2019 Glassdoor Economic Research study shows that hires that use Glassdoor have higher retention rates. This question is a great way to assess how self-aware your candidate is, and it can be an indicator of emotional intelligence or EQ. Mission: Does the candidate's passion align with company mission?

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The Top Skills Organizations Will Be Looking for in 2021

Recruiting Daily Advisor

n tells us: “Creativity and innovation have become indispensable for the good functioning of businesses, not only in the aspect of products and services, but also in the search for new solutions to the problems we face, new ways of working, looking for the efficiency of the teams, without losing the benefits that collaboration brings.”.

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How Soft Skills Make Employees and Leaders More Open-Minded

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Emotional intelligence and resilience are two other soft skills leaders need to develop, as they help them learn how to regulate their internal emotions and empower them to bounce back from setbacks and challenges in a fast-paced, ever-evolving workplace.

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How Companies Can Help Graduates Adapt to Remote Work Cultures

Recruiting Daily Advisor

By facilitating healthy relationships among employees and providing the resources they need to communicate and collaborate digitally, companies can do more than take advantage of the benefits of remote work while mitigating the costs—they can make their cultures healthier than ever. Why Remote Work Is Here to Stay.

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The Most In-Demand Hard and Soft Skills of 2020

Linkedin Talent Blog

Our list of the most in-demand soft skills is headed by creativity, just as it was in 2018 and 2019. 5 is a newcomer, emotional intelligence, a skill important in just about every role. In looking for soft skills, companies are focusing on candidates with emotional intelligence. But slipping in at No.