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Emotional Intelligence Is Essential for Diverse Workforces

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Workplace diversity is commonly viewed through the lens of representation—by increasing the number of employees with certain backgrounds and experiences, companies demonstrate their commitment to equality and fairness. How EI Equips Employees to Flourish in Diverse Companies. Source: Constantin Stanciu / Shutterstock.

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Faces of HR: Eric Cormier on Emotional Intelligence, Empathy, and Trust

Recruiting Daily Advisor

My HR director noted my communication skills and my application of emotional intelligence and empathy during the project and encouraged me to join her team in the HR department. In addition, I learned about emotional intelligence and how to apply it to an organization and my work. This makes for a successful HR career.

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From Digital Marketing to DEI Champion: Connie Ross Makes an Impact

Recruiting Daily Advisor

In the evolving landscape of corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), understanding the journeys of those at its helm offers critical insights into the challenges and triumphs of implementing effective DEI strategies. Her efforts led to significant strides in DEI while in that role, setting a precedent for her future endeavors.

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Workable Partner Profile: next-level assessments with Bryq

Workable

This comprehensive assessment enables a deeper understanding of candidates’ fit for specific job roles and organizational culture, while mitigating conscious and unconscious biases in the hiring process. Another significant trend is the utilization of assessments to address bias and promote diversity and inclusion.

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Building an employee-centric culture: The blueprint for a thriving workforce

Devskiller

In a corporate world the term “employee-centric culture” stands tall as more than just another trending hashtag—it represents a foundational shift in how businesses approach workforce management. Introduction In recent years, the concept of an employee-centric culture has evolved from a theoretical ideal to a business necessity.

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How Soft Skills Make Employees and Leaders More Open-Minded

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Under this style of leadership, individual employees put the needs of the group ahead of their own. For example, they may profess to understand something in a group setting but ask for help in private. Western work culture is also more relaxed, allowing employees and leaders to draw more heavily from creativity.

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Giving and Receiving Feedback in the Workplace

Broadleaf

Understanding these perspectives is essential for fostering a culture of open communication and mutual growth. This blog explores these nuances, providing insights into navigating feedback effectively in a diverse and dynamic workplace. The post Giving and Receiving Feedback in the Workplace appeared first on Broadleaf Results.