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Emotional intelligence key to job performance: Report
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Emotional intelligence key to job performance: Report
NEW YORK: Measuring the emotional intelligence of employees, from their ability to read body language to controlling frustration, could be good for business, according to a new study.
Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) suggest that gauging emotional intelligence may be an indicator of how well employees will perform in their jobs
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/news-by-industry/jobs/Emotional-intelligence-key-to-job-performance-Report/articleshow/6847078.cms
Hi,
Interesting info,Hibiscus...I did my MBA Project on "Effectiveness of Emotional Intellingence Training Programme for nurses of multi speciality hospital in Chennai".Results were interesting. Emotional Intelligence increased by 10% after training programme.Stress reduced by 43.8% after training programme.
Abstract for my project is attached for information to members of hr link.
Looking forward to more such interesting discussion on fascination topic - Emotional Intelligence.
Sudarshan
Interesting info,Hibiscus...I did my MBA Project on "Effectiveness of Emotional Intellingence Training Programme for nurses of multi speciality hospital in Chennai".Results were interesting. Emotional Intelligence increased by 10% after training programme.Stress reduced by 43.8% after training programme.
Abstract for my project is attached for information to members of hr link.
Looking forward to more such interesting discussion on fascination topic - Emotional Intelligence.
Sudarshan
Hello my friend
I loved your topic that you have started because I believe Emotional
intelligence is important in any part of one's life. I believe that is where most
of our decision making process actually starts from. I would say this as from the point of repective of how I think and I feel lot of the females think.
I would say I think more from the heart than any other angle. When we talk about speaking from the heart ---------we are talking about all emotional
intelligence taking place. But males would think more from the minds. So in most cases males would not get so emotional and attached to matters than
females would.
I loved your topic that you have started because I believe Emotional
intelligence is important in any part of one's life. I believe that is where most
of our decision making process actually starts from. I would say this as from the point of repective of how I think and I feel lot of the females think.
I would say I think more from the heart than any other angle. When we talk about speaking from the heart ---------we are talking about all emotional
intelligence taking place. But males would think more from the minds. So in most cases males would not get so emotional and attached to matters than
females would.