by Laura Lewis-Barr | Nov 18, 2010 | EQ Life |
While some of us may embrace our physical pain during a workout or marathon–most of us try to escape psychological/emotional pain. Our defenses may be so efficient that we only detect our grief/shame/anger in a vague moodiness. But an excruciating emotion has...
by Joshua Freedman | Aug 7, 2010 | EQ Business, Six Seconds |
How important is emotional intelligence in a hard-driving business environment of the UAE? A study with leaders at Dubai Knowledge Village says: EQ is essential.
by Six Seconds | Mar 17, 2009 | EQ Business |
How does emotional intelligence development fit in a highly successful, fast-paced industrial/manufacturing business? Quad/Graphics is committed to maintaining their people-centered culture — so EQ is a vital asset for their leaders. Background Quad/Graphics...
by Tom Wojick | Jan 10, 2009 | EQ Business |
Committed to continuously improving safety, a leading chemical manufacturer launched a new safety program. Where most efforts to improve industrial safety rely on procedures and regulation to drive change, this initiative was developed using the research and...
by Joshua Freedman | Nov 21, 2008 | EQ Business |
In Leaders Worth Following I wrote, “in times of trouble, true leaders provide both comfort and challenge…. They blend head and heart to be trustworthy, courageous, and authentic – to take care of their people and walk together toward a compelling...
by Joshua Freedman | Jul 7, 2008 | EQ Business, Six Seconds |
“We’re learning that emotional intelligence is an important ingredient in helping professional athletes live healthy and successful lives” – National Football League Players Association Executive Director Gene Upshaw A study of retired NFL players and EQ...
by Six Seconds | Apr 15, 2007 | EQ Business |
Training & Development Magazine, June 2005: Key relationship factors predict more than half of the difference between low and higher performers, finds a new research study by the Institute for Organizational Performance. Trust alone predicts 46 percent of the...
by Six Seconds | Mar 19, 2007 | Six Seconds |
More optimistic employees are more successful even in a highly technical IT firm. Using the SEI emotional intelligence assessment, researchers found optimism predicts almost 18% of job success. The finding reinforces the importance of hiring and training for this...
