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Emotionally Intelligent Leadership and Employee Retention

Broadleaf

Leaders with high levels of emotional intelligence are better equipped to create a positive and supportive work environment, which can improve employee well-being and mental health. Research has also shown that employees with emotionally intelligent managers are far more likely to stay at their jobs.

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How To Hire For Emotional Intelligence

Vervoe

When considering the strengths and weaknesses of new talent, there’s a reason why emotional intelligence is high on the list of in-demand soft skills at work. What’s more important in determining career success: cognitive intelligence (IQ) or emotional intelligence (EQ)? What is emotional intelligence?

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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. What I learned from both was a different perspective on trying to understand the business, how people impact the business, and how to motivate them.

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How to Screen for Retention in a Recession

Glassdoor for Employers

So it's critical to think about retention as early as when you're interviewing new candidates. Because attrition can have such a profound effect on your bottom line, it makes fiscal sense to prioritize retention. A 2019 Glassdoor Economic Research study shows that hires that use Glassdoor have higher retention rates.

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How to Make a Tough Hiring Decision

ExactHire Recruiting

Employee retention and morale go down, customer service suffers and companies struggle to maintain a competitive advantage. Hiring managers face difficult decisions when assessing for personality, culture fit, and soft skills. But you’ll find your gut is trustworthy when you learn how to make emotionally intelligent decisions.

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Employee personas: How to create and use them

Achievers - Recruiting

By synthesizing these attributes into distinct personas, HR professionals and other stakeholders can humanize the workforce and design employee-centric programs that drive engagement , retention, and productivity. Supporters foster an environment of inclusion and psychological safety , improving employee morale and retention.

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What We Learned From … HR Leadership Week 2023

Recruiting Daily Advisor

You should focus on curbing toxic behavior, cultivating employee engagement, and taking a stand to align company values with corporate culture. Tuesday HR Works Podcast | Struggling with Workplace Culture? Wednesday HRDA Shorts | What Can Leaders Do to Teach and Practice Emotional Intelligence?