EQ and CEOs: People Aren't Carburetors

Topics:
Emotional Intelligence,
Talent Management
Tags:
CEO,
EQ,
Human Resources,
Payroll Solutions,
Recruitment & Selection,
Score,
TalentSmart,
Workforce Management
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TalentSmart

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Overview: This article provides a startling look at the relationship between EQ and job title in a worldwide sample. Research shows CEO's on average have the lowest EQ scores in the workforce. Yet among CEO's, those with the highest EQ scores are the best performers. EQ is a better predictor of success than intelligence or experience, yet these are the qualities which organizations are promoting for.

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Format: PDF | Size: 190KB | Date: Apr 2004 | Pages: 5

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