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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Developing Managers is lead by Philip Cullen who has worked in business development, sales and marketing before moving into operations management where he developed and implemented major change programmes to significantly improve business performance and which lead to an Investors in People award and membership of the British Quality Foundation.
This led to consultancy work with KPMG on a major strategic change programme working closely with the Board, Directors and senior managers. He worked as an adviser to the UK Government and US Department of Labor on initiatives to help create new businesses and also in the Eastern Bloc as a change consultant working with Ministers and senior managers.
How to categorise people based on their needs to make useful conclusions on follow up actions
Emotional intelligence, also called EQ, is the ability to be aware of and to manage emotions and relationships. It is a pivotal factor in personal and professional success.
When you think about truly extraordinary people who inspire others and make a difference, you will see that they do this by connecting with people at a personal and emotional level. What differentiates them is not their IQ, but their EQ – their emotional intelligence.
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Good emotional intelligence improves communication, self-awareness and working relationships. This course introduces EI and explores one of the seminal models of EI theory against which learners will be challenged to identify how they will improve their personal effectiveness.
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