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COACHING, SEMINARS, ASSESSMENT
The Social and Psychological Keys
to Bottom-Line Results
Warren Bennis, PhD, Distinguished Professor of Business Administration, USC, said "Emotional Intelligence, more than any other asset,
more than IQ or technical expertise, is the most important overall success factor."
Unfortunately, most people are unaware of Emotional Intelligence (EI)
and the crucial impact it has on organizations and its leaders.
Jack Welch and Colin Powell are two examples of professionals
who rose above their peers to legendary status through great Emotional Intelligence.
Research shows that a set of EI skills accounts for
85% of top performer, manager, and senior executive success.
The higher you go, the more important EI skills matter.
EI skills help -- or hurt -- every organization's bottom-line.
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