Breaking Bad is one of the hottest shows on television right now. In fact, Ozymandias (the most recent episode) lit up social media conversations and hit Google’s top trends. Viewers can’t get enough of the desolation and desperation. The show is a shining example of creating empathy through body language.
Business life is stressful enough without having to worry about deceitful people. But as this GALLUP survey chart suggests, not every person or industry is known for honesty.
Harvard Business Review recently published a list of ten charts from 2013. The list included a Senior Manager’s Fatal Flaws chart from Zenger Folkman which revealed that the biggest flaw in management is lacking the ability to develop others.
Yesterday on Blog Talk Radio, Center for Work Life held a live trivia session called How has EI helped an entertainment mogul emerge and explode?
No one likes to talk about office politics, bad bosses, emotionally abusive coworkers, or people being shoved under the rug due to popularity.
Recently, Center for Work Life addressed the topic of Leader Negotiation Skills on Blog Talk Radio.
Mark Zuckerberg co-founded Facebook which is one of the most popular websites today.
Indra Nooyi has been at Pepsi for 17 years. PepsiCo is currently the biggest food and beverage company in North America, and Indra holds the reins as CEO.
Persuasion can be the dreaded “sour milk” of a conflict resolution “party” or the crowd favorite “fruit punch.”
No matter how resolute one becomes to strengthening their own emotional intelligence level, the fact remains that people around them aren’t necessarily emotionally intelligent.