Emotional intelligence is key for organizations

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BySherwin Arnott
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By 2020, the top ten employment skills will be emotional intelligence skills (Future of Jobs Report, World Economic Forum.) Research also shows that emotional intelligence is a strong predictor of workplace performance.(Journal of Organizational Behaviour, June 2010) We agree. We use the world’s leading measures of Emotional Quotient Inventory ([EQ-i 2.0) as the compass to help you and your organization become high-performing organizations.

We provide comprehensive organizational development services, including in-house training and executive coaching in conjunction with the EQ-i and EQ 360 Assessment and Leadership Report.

Please contact us to discuss how we can become partners to improve your organization’s overall effectiveness through EQ leadership and organizational development.

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