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Why Emotional Intelligence is a Critical Skill for Your Future Workforce

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For those of us in the Human Resources field, we’ve heard about the term Emotional Intelligence (EI) back in the mid-90’s when Dan Goleman wrote the eponymous book. Fast forward almost 25 years and many people may think the topic of Emotional Intelligence has faded away. It wasn’t even on the list on 2020!

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How To Manage An Emotional Job Market In 2020

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Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is going to be huge change in the job market in 2020 – including a lot of redundancies. This is going to create an emotional market. One of the first things that came to mind when sitting down to write this blog is…. Having more insight will set both sides up for future success.

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4 Ways to Boost Your Emotional Intelligence (EQ)—and Become a Better Recruiter

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Emotional intelligence (EQ) —the ability to identify and manage your own emotions and the emotions of others—is predicted to be one of the most in-demand workplace skills by 2020. With EQ becoming so important in the workplace, you can apply your enhanced emotional awareness to better identify it in candidates.

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Forget Interview Questions: 4 Fresh Tactics to Screen Candidates for Emotional Intelligence

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Emotional intelligence (EQ) is a hot topic right now. So hot that it caused a lot of controversy on ABC’s The Bachelor, where one contestant told another that she “lacked the emotional intelligence” to be with this season’s bachelor. And, emotional intelligence falls into that category. Are they frustrated?

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The Most In-Demand Hard and Soft Skills of 2020

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Last year, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and analytical reasoning led LinkedIn’s global list of the most in-demand hard skills. They’re all on the list again this year, but a skill we weren’t even looking at a year ago — blockchain — tops the list of most in-demand hard skills for 2020. But slipping in at No.

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Brandon Hall Group Research Highlights, October 17-23, 2020

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Brandon Hall Group’s 2020 Learning Measurement Study found that fewer than 16% of organizations are very effectively able to identify and track a series of metrics, including participation, satisfaction, knowledge transfer, behavior change and business impact for any of their learning. Highlights. Register here.

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6 Meta-Skills Candidates Need in 2023 to Work Well with AI

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Additional meta-skills all candidates and employees should strive to build and improve include learning and applying info quickly, having a high level of emotional intelligence , and problem solving. Emotional intelligence is one of the key things of working with people and helping people grow. Get some exercise.