Event

Powering Growth Through EQ

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Bronfman Building McGill Executive Institute, 6th floor, 1001 rue Sherbrooke Ouest, Montreal, QC, H3A 1G5, CA

Price:

$1,895

Build your Emotional Intelligence with concrete tools and strategies

It is often said that “IQ gets you hired and EQ gets you promoted”.

The key to successful teams, organizations and businesses is not only in hiring the most intelligent and qualified people; it is found in the “edge” that allows them to thrive. That edge is Emotional Intelligence (EQ).

People with high EQ are able to identify, use and manage emotions well in themselves and others – and this is at the heart of leadership, productivity, wellbeing and effective relationships.

Research clearly shows that EQ is made up of a set of distinct and measurable emotional and social skills that can be learned and improved through training and practice.

In this highly acclaimed, interactive, two-day workshop, you will be introduced to a model of EQ and will be given concrete strategies and tools to help you optimize your own EQ.

We will start by building awareness of your perceptions, attitudes, interpersonal strengths and challenges and your emotional “hot buttons”. We will then examine the motives, values and drivers of your behaviour and the behaviour of others so that you will be able to communicate more effectively, manage conflict more successfully, make better decisions and cultivate more positive relationships.

Join us on November 20 - 21, 2018 for this seminar.

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Who Should Attend

This program is indispensable for professionals and managers at any level including executives, project managers and team leaders, who are seeking to improve their professional and interpersonal effectiveness. It is particularly useful for anyone moving into a new supervisory position. Skills acquired in this program are directly related to leadership, communication, influence, conflict management and teamwork.