In my ten years as an executive coach, I have never had someone raise his hand and declare that he needs to work on his emotional intelligence. Yet I can’t count the number of times I’ve heard from people that the one thing their colleague needs to work on is emotional intelligence. This is the problem: those who most need to develop it are the ones who least realize it. The data showing that emotional intelligence is a key differentiator between star performers and the rest of the pack is irrefutable. Nevertheless, there are some who never embrace the skill for themselves — or who wait until it’s too late.
Content: Article
Author: Muriel Maignan Wilkins
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Personal Development
Author: Muriel Maignan Wilkins
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subject: Personal Development
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