A very popular part of management and leadership development is Emotional Intelligence and it is a technique that is gaining in popularity and interest.
A very popular part of management and leadership development is Emotional Intelligence and it is a technique that is gaining in popularity and interest.
Much of the current interest in Emotional Intelligence is traced to the work of Daniel Goleman so watch and listen as he introduces how EI can be used to help leaders and leadership development.
Where is Emotional Intelligence from?
Daniel Goleman proposed that EI contains a wide set of competencies and skills that are used by individuals to generate their performance as a leader. Goleman suggests the presence of four main areas;
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Emotional Intelligence is a set of emotional and social skills that collectively establish how well you perceive and express yourself, maintain social relationships and cope with challenges.
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