The ability to interact effectively on a team with your internal and external customers is an essential business skill. Organizations rely on cohesive teams to accomplish goals, satisfy customer requirements, contribute innovative solutions to problems, and improve the bottom-line. 

One’s intellectual and technical abilities are not enough to develop teams to their fullest potential. Teams require trust and the ability to communicate despite disagreements, conflicts, and change. 

Developing emotional intelligence (EI) is an important ingredient in building effective teams because it involves the self-management of one’s own reactions to stress, tense situations, dealings with different and difficult people, and organizational change. It also enables individuals on teams to be more in tune with the needs and reactions of others for improved trust, motivation, innovation, and performance. 

In this workshop, participants will gain insights about what emotional intelligence is, how it differs from one’s IQ, and how to use it effectively to build team relationships with others for enhanced synergy, trust, productivity, and performance. 

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