Embracing Emotional Intelligence

Women in tech are pioneering the use of emotional intelligence as a key leadership strategy. Recognizing its value, they prioritize empathy, self-awareness, and the ability to manage emotions. This approach fosters a positive workplace culture, encourages collaboration, and enhances team performance.

Women in tech are pioneering the use of emotional intelligence as a key leadership strategy. Recognizing its value, they prioritize empathy, self-awareness, and the ability to manage emotions. This approach fosters a positive workplace culture, encourages collaboration, and enhances team performance.

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Veronika Lukyanchuk
Learning and Development Specialist at Forte Group
Fri, 04/12/2024 - 06:09

We should never underestimate the power of emotional connection with people.

There’s an influencing framework:
- Establish credibility
- Frame for common ground
- Provide evidence
- Connect emotionally

The last point just illuminates the fact that emotional connection is the icing on the cake as concerns influencing and leading people.
If we connect emotionally with our counterparts, no matter whether they are our subordinates, peers or co - workers, we are much more likely to get their buy - in.

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