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Emotional Intelligence and Human Capital

The Bloomberg Way

Article: Source: The Atlantic | October 30, 2012

The mayor of New York on his soda ban, why he doesn't worry about approval ratings, governing in the age of Twitter, and the dumbed-down media. 

5 Ways to Get People to Actually Listen to You

Article: Source: Inc. | October 18, 2012

You may be a fact- and logic-driven leader, but others don't think like you do. Learn to get your point across through emotional connection.

Literature & Leadership Development

Blog: Author: Krystin Fakalata | Source: HCI | October 17, 2012
January 21, 2013 by dana stone | comments (3) | permalink |

Who’s the Boss?

Article: Source: Slate | October 15, 2012

New research shows the huge economic value of effective supervisors and the surprising ways they make workers more effective.

Are All Decisions Emotional? Feeling, Thinking, and The Science of Decision-Making

Webcast: Presented By: Richard Carr | December 20, 2012
Whether it’s choosing which candidate to elect President or choosing a life partner, cheating, or making (but not keeping) New Year resolutions, our emotions have an enormous impact in our decision-making. more »
January 9, 2013 by Tim Robertson | comments (3) | permalink |

Dissecting Tim Cook’s apology Over Apple Maps

Article: Source: The Washington Post | October 1, 2012

Mapplegate, as it’s been called, has been one of the few (albeit major) hiccups in last week’s blockbuster release of the iPhone 5. In case you’ve missed the complaints, Apple replaced Google Maps in the release of its latest phone, substituting it with its own software instead.

Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh Explains Why The Word 'Leader' Makes Him Cringe

Article: Source: Business Insider | September 28, 2012

As Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh invests $350 million of his own money to change downtown Las Vegas, he's relying on others to carry out his vision.

Did You Hear? Old School, MBA-Born Strategy Is As Horrifying As It Is Dead

Article: Source: Fast Company | September 27, 2012

Nilofer Merchant wrote an obituary for antiquated "us against them" business tactics--and it became the first chapter of her manifesto for the social era.

Bulls in the China Shop: The Emotional Intelligence of Senior Leaders

Webcast: Presented By: David Cory | November 1, 2012
Senior leaders make things happen. That's how they get into positions of senior leadership. The problem is that they are a little like "bulls in a china shop." They get through the china shop, but they may break some glass in the process. Join David Cory, Leadership Development Specialist, as he leads you on a journey into the emotional intelligence of senior leaders - the good, the bad, and the not so pretty. David shares thoughts, stories, and experiences having worked with senior leaders for many years. more »
March 20, 2013 by Nancy Houyoux | comments (4) | permalink |
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