Leading with Insight: The Power of Emotional Intelligence
- Corbin

- Apr 27, 2024
- 1 min read

When I think back on those awesome leaders I had the opportunity to work with, one thing that always sticks out the most was their emotional intelligence, or EQ as it's often referred to.
Sure, we've all worked with the 100% by-the-book, straight-laced managers who belted commands and regurgitated processes as they were commanded. Sometimes this level of formality is needed, but there's a time and place for everything. What works well in one industry, doesn't always transfer effectivity to another.
A manager who truly excels can 'read the room,' grasp the subtleties of team dynamics, and navigate the complexities of the corporate environment with ease. These qualities are key hallmarks of a leader who has it together and has a high EQ.
Furthermore, leaders with high EQ typically foster a work environment where open communication and mutual respect flourish. Encouraging team members to express their ideas and concerns, ensures everyone gets an opportunity to be heard. This inclusive approach boosts morale and opens the door to innovation.
By cultivating such a positive and engaging workplace, emotionally intelligent leaders significantly enhance team productivity and loyalty, setting a strong foundation for sustained organizational success.





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