3. what is emotional intelligence?
• intelligence :“the capacity to carry out abstract
reasoning, thinking skills.”
• emotional intelligence :“the ability to perceive
and express emotions, to understand and use
them, and to manage emotions so as to foster
personal growth.”
6. emotions management
• emotions management is the ability to control
one’s emotions and handle them in a way that is
most appropriate to all parties involved
7. types of emotions felt in the
workplace include:
• frustration and anger
• dislike and envy
• worry and nervousness
• unhappiness and disappointment
8. successful management
• causes and consequences behind emotions have
to be identified
• the emotions of stakeholders should never be
ignored
• communication skills should be strengthened
• positive thinking should be encouraged
9. emotions of managing
• the emotional context of managerial role:
- managers before versus managers today.
- expressing emotions in the work place.
10. emotions related to women
management:
• employees express their emotions more in the
case of female managers.
11. how managers deal with employees
negative emotions:
• where do negative feelings come from ?!.
• what should managers do to reduce those
negative feelings ?.
12. the outcomes of managers’ emotion
management:
• expressing emotions lead to positive outcomes.
how ?!
Demographics: This part tests whether gender and age differences affected emotional/logical behavior and whether the respondents’ current position and workplace affects their decision making.Self-Awareness and regulation of emotions in the workplaceThe respondents understand the needs and wishes that drive them and how they affect their behavior. They regulate their emotions so that any fear, anger, or anxiety they experiences don’t spread to their colleagues or make them lose control.Reading others and recognizing the impact of his behavior on themThe respondents have well-developed emotional and social "radar" and can sense how their words and actions influence their colleagues.