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Shooting Yourself in the Foot

CaseInterview.com

Reading the emotional context of the situation and choosing the right time and place to ask comes from EQ or emotional intelligence. In industry, the main reason that technically strong individual contributors don’t make it to manager or above also stems from Poor EQ. To do so, submit the form below.

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Do No Harm

CaseInterview.com

A conversation like this demonstrates a lot of emotional intelligence (EQ) and the ability to navigate corporate politics in a savvy way. People with high emotional intelligence are better skilled at foster short- and long-term relationships. In their infinite wisdom, they admire and respect you.

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4 Strategic Growth Obstacles to Overcome as You Scale

LSA Global

Our organizational alignment research found that culture and strategy alignment accounts for 71% of the difference between high and low growth companies regardless of industry. High growth requires high levels of focus, alignment, and talent. Culture norms represent how work truly gets done on a day-to-day basis. The Bottom Line.

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What’s Next for Leaders, Teams and Entrepreneurs?

Cheryl Cran

Technological innovation coupled with a ‘people first’ focus has the potential to completely transform our lives, our industries and ultimately the world. The future of work is here now – strategies and plans made now can determine whether a business will win the war for talented people or remain relevant in its industry.