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- 1. © Sasken Communication Technologies 1 IQ, EQ, SQIQ, EQ, SQIQ, EQ, SQIQ, EQ, SQ –––– It'sIt'sIt'sIt's impactimpactimpactimpact onononon IndianIndianIndianIndian Management scenarioManagement scenarioManagement scenarioManagement scenario Aug 2013
- 2. 2© Sasken Communication Technologies The Trinity – IQ, EQ & SQ MANAGEMENT IQ – Intelligence Quotient EQ – Emotional Quotient SQ – Social/ Spiritual Quotient
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