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The Downsides of Being Very Emotionally Intelligent

Harvard Business

The main reason for this is Gemma’s high emotional intelligence (EQ), which explains all of the qualities described above. For example, EQ is positively correlated with leadership , job performance , job satisfaction , happiness , and well-being (both physical and emotional).

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The Impact of AI on the Management Consulting Industry

Tom Spencer

An example of just how disruptive AI can be to an industry is the introduction of robo-advisors. The AI age will change a few of the fundamentals of the management consulting industry all the way down to the recruitment level. Applicants with backgrounds in data science will have a key advantage over other recruits.

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So you want to be a manager? Questions to ask before seeking that promotion

The Management Centre

I’ll give you an example – say you’d like to gain a deeper level of specialism in a particular technical skill, management responsibilities might not be the best way to enable that. Interpersonal/relational skills and emotional intelligence How do I relate to other people? How emotionally intelligent am I?

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Consulting Networking: 6 Best Practice Guidelines

Tom Spencer

One of the more memorable parts of the consulting recruiting process was witnessing people attempting to network with consulting firms. What can inspire a more productive conversation with a consultant or recruiter is helping them understand how you might be an asset to the firm. Referral to a recruiter.

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How to Become a Better Mentor

Tom Spencer

For example, as a mentor you can provide detailed advice, offer to edit resumes, or provide mock interviews. When I was recruiting, my most memorable interaction with a mentor was when he referred me to other people he knew in his network. Recruiting is tough, regardless of profession or industry.

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Preventing the Exodus of Quiet Quitting at Work

Rick Conlow

Losing talented and experienced employees is costly for an organization in terms of recruitment, training, and knowledge transfer. This includes fostering positive communication, emotional intelligence, performance coaching, and conflict resolution abilities. Plus, it influences the good performers to seek employment elsewhere.

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The Importance of a First Impression

Tom Spencer

For example, I often talk about my music background and many people remember that about me. Make sure you put your “emotional intelligence” hat on and gauge where the conversation is going. Typically, I would try to mention something interesting about myself. There is no second chance.