Emotional Intelligence and Leader Performance, webinar recap

Thanks everyone for joining us yesterday for our webinar hosted by David Cory.

In this webinar, David discusses how leadership is evolving and that we’re seeing workplaces shifting from compliance and dominance paradigms, to collaboration and partnership paradigms. These contemporary-future workplaces require emotional intelligence skill sets that are different from more traditional workplaces. ¹

This was our first webinar using our new webinar tech, Zoom, so please accept our apologies. The polls we took didn’t get captured by the video and also there is a minute in the middle where David thinks the recording has stopped, but it hasn’t.

Here is the PDF of David’s slides. Leadership webinar 2017 06 19 emotional intelligence (PDF). In the meantime, here are some resources and introductory information about emotional intelligence and its measurement:

• Emotional Intelligence 
• What is EI?
• Some information about getting certified to assess emotional intelligence
• Health self-regard in effective leaders
• The backwards bicycle and neural plasticity
• The leadership institute at Google is using emotional intelligence
• Some other blog posts on various EI topics

Upcoming webinar further exploring leadership

We’re going to return to the topic of leadership and emotional intelligence next month so that David can take us a little further into how we use emotional intelligence assessment to better understand and develop leadership competencies.

Webinars →

Webinar recording

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Poll result on workplace paradigms, contemporary versus traditional

Our informal poll with 40 respondents yielded two clumpings, with the largest single group being a predominantly traditional workplace.

Same info as a pie chart; who doesn’t like an obligatory pie chart?

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