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Why Emotional Intelligence Matters

FlashPoint

Those qualities that make us uniquely human—our emotional intelligence, or how we relate to and collaborate with others—makes a difference. Faced with the need to develop emotional intelligence, many people become overwhelmed, claim it’s impossible, and find themselves unable or unwilling to adapt.

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Why Emotional Intelligence Matters

FlashPoint

Those qualities that make us uniquely human—our emotional intelligence, or how we relate to and collaborate with others—makes a difference. Faced with the need to develop emotional intelligence, many people become overwhelmed, claim it’s impossible, and find themselves unable or unwilling to adapt.

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4 Ways to Rethink the Skills Gap

CareerBuilder

Gauge emotional intelligence. Emotionally intelligent people have strong communication skills and work well together. Emotionally intelligent people can gauge and handle uncomfortable situations that may come up at the office or with a client, and that’s a skill all companies should want employees to have.

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TribePod: How To Find Business Behaviors That Matter Most

Proactive Talent

Kerry Goyette works at the intersection of AI, emotional intelligence, leadership development, and neuroscience research. Kerry’s book, The Non-Obvious Guide to Emotional Intelligence, was selected as a best book by Forbes magazine. CNBC Make It, BNN Bloomberg, and Entrepreneur magazine. ABOUT OUR GUEST.

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Questions inclusive leaders ask themselves to uncover their biases

PowerToFly

Addressing bias has the benefit of facilitating personal growth and emotional intelligence, thus enhancing a leader’s credibility and trustworthiness among their teams and stakeholders. Do you stay current with blogs, articles, books, magazines, or news broadcasts from diverse authors and perspectives?

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

Brandon Hall

About three in five organizations (59%) believe their leaders have the competencies and emotional intelligence to successfully drive business goals over the next one to two years, according to Brandon Hall Group’s latest Impact of Leadership Development Study. Brandon Hall Group Featured in Training magazine. Register here.

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How to Find Top Leaders for Your Company

Spark Hire

In addition, people with growth mindsets generally talk about things they have learned from attending industry events, being mentored, reading books, blogs, newsletters, forums, magazines etc., listening to podcasts, being a part of business associations and clubs and so on. Evaluate Candidates’ Interpersonal and Communication Skills.