1. EI
Right Brain vs Left Brain
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2. Left Brain - Rational Ability
Right Brain - Emotion & Gut
Feeling “the EI factor”
Daniel Goleman “ EI is the sine
qua non of leadership “
3. FIVE COMPONENTS OF
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Self Awareness
Social Skill Self Regulation
Empathy Motivation
4. SELF AWARENESS
Ability to know ones
strengths &
shortcomings
Intellectual
arrogance is
“disabling ignorance”
- Drucker
5. Johari Window
SELF
Solicits Feedback
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u Johari Window to help identify blind spots through
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6. Self Regulation
Think calmly before
acting
Collective wisdom
Learn to put an
“automatic brake” on
impulses
Yoga & meditation
helpful
7. Motivation
Passion to work
Bhaghavad Gita’s
teachings “
Achievement & not the
fruits of action should
be the driving force”
Edmund Hilary climbed
the Everest “because it
was there”!
8. Empathy
To influence others,
look at things from
their point of view
Empathy helps to have
a balanced view of life
Also helps to achieve
better team work
9. Social Skill
Ability to build rapport with people and
create a network.
In today’s process of globalisation
cross cultural understanding is a must
Alumni Associations useful instrument
to network & expand sphere of influence
10. EI - Can it be developed?
EI comes from
experience & maturity
Conscious attempts
are to be made to look
for & get feedback
Recent survey reveals
- “Software engineers
have a higher EI gap”
11. Measurements for EI
BarOn Emotional
Inventory quotient -
tested on 19,000
individuals
Emotional Competency
Inventory 3600
Emotional IQ test- CD
ROM administered