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Empathy Check. How Well Developed Is Your Emotional Intelligence?
In today's world, success is rarely determined solely by IQ or professional skills.
Far more important is the ability to understand yourself and recognize others' emotions, build healthy relationships with those around you, resist manipulation, prevent others from violating your personal boundaries, and respect the boundaries of others. All of these are signs of high emotional intelligence, or EQ. Have you ever wondered how well developed yours is? Can you gauge a colleague's mood from a single sigh, resolve conflicts without losses, avoid giving in to panic, and always get what you want in negotiations? Lectera invites you to test yourself.
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