Posts Tagged ‘emotional intelligence’

Emotional Intelligence at Work

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is more than a sign of the times or the latest management movement – although it is both.  Next week, I will be delivering a workshop at QUB on EI.  This is an outline of what we will be considering.

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One is Not Born, But Rather Becomes, Gifted!

The whole ‘nature versus nurture’ debate is increasingly fought out in the field of education.  In an interesting article called Nature, nurture and exam results, Mike Baker looks at the current state of play.  Which is, that a child’s family background largely dictates their potential for academic success.

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Emotional Intelligence is Sexy!

Recent research has shown that women with higher levels of emotional intelligence tend to enjoy better sex.  I’m only bringing this to your attention because I teach Emotional Intelligence.  And I must admit I thought it would make a grabbing title! While you’re here, it seems an opportune moment to remind you of my 2-day [...]

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