This document discusses socio-emotional intelligence (SEI). It defines SEI as the ability to understand and manage emotions, achieve goals, feel empathy, and make responsible decisions. The document lists 10 key SEI skills including self-awareness, social awareness, relationship skills, and decision making. It also notes 10 SEI requirements for industries in 2020, such as communication, problem solving, and teamwork skills. The document encourages developing industry-oriented skills and suggests opportunities for incubation support, product development, and international collaboration.

1. SOCIO-EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Dr Mithileysh Sathiyanarayanan
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3. 1. What is Social Emotional Intelligence (SEI)?
2. What are the key Socio-Emotional Intelligence Skills to acquire?
3. What Industries are looking for from SEI perspective?
AGENDA
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4. 1. WHAT IS SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE?
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5. Social Emotional Intelligence
(SEI) is defined as the process
through which individuals
acquire and effectively apply
the knowledge, attitudes, and
skills necessary to understand
and manage emotions, set and
achieve positive goals, feel and
show empathy for others,
establish and maintain positive
relationships, and make
responsible decisions.
SOCIO-EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
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SEI is needed in day-to-day life!

6. We can call it as
SOCIO EMOTIONAL ENGINEERING!
How does it differ from
INNER ENGINEERING? 6
The art of learning Social Emotional Intelligence (SEI) is defined
as Social Emotional Learning (SEL).

7. What do emotions have to do with our
social development?
Emotions and social development are
inter-dependent!
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8. NEED HARD WORK TO PRACTICE SEI
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9. 2. WHAT ARE THE KEY
SOCIO-EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
SKILLS TO ACQUIRE?
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10. 1. Self-awareness
2. Self-management
3. Self-responsibility
4. Social-awareness
5. Social Relationship
6. Social Responsibility
7. Task Management
8. Goal Directed Behaviour
9. Responsible Decision
Making
10.Optimistic Thinking
10 KEY SOCIO-EMOTIONAL
INTELLIGENCE SKILLS
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11. SELF-AWARENESS
• Also called as Personal
Awareness.
• Must have consistent
desire for improvement.
• Practice Mindfulness.
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12. SELF-MANAGEMENT
• Also, called as
Personal
Management.
• An individual’s
success in
managing/controlling
his or her emotions
and behaviours, to
complete a task or
succeed in a new or
challenging situation.
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13. SELF-RESPONSIBILITY
• Also called as self-advocacy or personal responsibility.
• An individual’s tendency to be careful and reliable in his/her
actions and in contributing to group efforts. 13

14. SOCIAL-AWARENESS
An individual’s capacity to interact with others in a way that
shows respect for their ideas & behaviours, recognizes
his/her impact on them, and uses cooperation and tolerance14

15. SOCIAL RELATIONSHIP
An individual’s consistent performance of socially acceptable actions
that promote and maintain positive connections with others.
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16. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Social responsibility is a duty every individual must perform as
to maintain a balance in the ecosystems by taking care of the
environment and society. 16

17. TASK MANAGEMENT
Task management is deemed very important in every individual
because it helps them become more productive; manage time
and manage resources well. 17

18. GOAL ORIENTED BEHAVIOUR
Goal Oriented Behaviour' refers to the subset of motivation that
involves translating explicitly construed goals into actions the
agent can perform in order to accomplish these goals. 18

19. DECISION MAKING
An individual’s approach to problem solving that involves learning
from others and his/her own previous experiences, using his/her
values to guide his/their action to achieve success. 19

20. OPTIMISTIC THINKING
An individual’s attitude of confidence, hopefulness, and positive
thinking regarding himself/herself and his/her life situations in the
past, present, and future. It is also called as Positive Thinking. 20

21. 3. WHAT INDUSTRIES ARE LOOKING
FOR FROM SEI PERSPECTIVE?
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22. 1. Communication
Skills
2. Positive Attitude
3. Intra-personal Skills
4. Inter-personal Skills
5. Leadership Skills
6. Innovative/Creative
Thinking Skills
7. Problem Solving
Skills
8. Decision Making
Skills
9. Teamwork
10.Time Management
10 KEY SEI REQUIREMENTS FOR 2020
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Further, Product Management & Project Management
Skills to be focussed as well.

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Sundar Pitchai, CEO

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Dream & Passion – Google CEO, Sundar Pitchai

26. 1. Companies are looking for industry-ready students who can be
innovative and creative.
2. Don’t just work on academic assignments or projects. Always ask
for industry-oriented problem statements.
3. Give importance to situational awareness such that taking
independent decisions and solving problems becomes easy.
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ARE YOU INDUSTRY-READY?

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Opportunities
• Incubation Support
• Product Development
• Patent Filing
• Internship & Training
• Joint Funding
• PhD & Post Doc
Opportunities in India &
Abroad
• International Collaboration

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