Five Habits of the Emotionally Intelligent

A stretch assignment at work can be exciting and stressful at the same time. Success or failure can hinge on a person's level of emotional intelligence, according to a study co-authored by Myeong-Gu Seo and Kathryn Bartol at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business. Their research suggests five tips for developing emotional intelligence.

[@AB-ne2wf]

I've learned a lot. Thanks!

[@ICONIQPsychology]

Emotional intelligence is so important! Nice video:)

[@BeOutstanding]

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Man
Get support
Nego terms
Recognise unproductive attitude
Flip the narrative
Change the situation
Start small
Appreciate diversity
Monitor and adjust
Be the Reframe
Allow fail

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I think that having someone animate your findings is an effective way to share them in an easily digestible format. But was "UNPRODUCTIVE" spelled incorrectly on purpose? in Tip #3? I found this distracting every time it was flashed on the screen.

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I genuinely don't mind it... it demonstrates that we all make mistakes because we're human. It can even be used to facilitate a discussion around when mistakes are and are not acceptable.

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Im a snake in the grass when It comes to people. And an Angel with wings to animals of any kind, i have so much empathy for beast, yet feel nothing for Man. I am just being honest.

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