Emotional Intelligence for Managers

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In this course, you will assess your current emotional intelligence capabilities, determine your strengths, and identify areas for improvement. You will examine how emotions affect behavior and how those behaviors impact your relationships with others.

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Course Description

In this course, you will assess your current emotional intelligence capabilities, determine your strengths, and identify areas for improvement.

You will examine how emotions affect behavior and how those behaviors impact your relationships with others. You will also develop strategies for managing the emotional energy in yourself and others.

You will evaluate your current emotional intelligence abilities and apply strategies to improve your emotional intelligence. This course is designed for the emerging manager or mid-level manager. Prior to beginning this course, you should have experience in managing people.

 

Course Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:

  • Evaluate your emotional intelligence.

  • Develop strategies for effectively applying emotional intelligence in the workplace.

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    629 K St NW #30, Washington DC

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