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Using Emotional Intelligence in the Technical Professions

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Overview In this On Demand Web Seminar, Dr. Edrie Greer, presents an overview of Emotional Intelligence (EI) and how you can use it in professional situations. Dr. Greer discusses the importance of emotional intelligence and explains how EI can help you pursue your goals, improve your persuasive abilities, and be more effective in your professional life. As well, you'll learn about the competencies associated with having a high Emotional Intelligence Quotient and how you can attain them.

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Publisher	Global Knowledge
Live Date	1st January 2008 00:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	HR, IT HR - Staffing - Training, Resources Mgmt., IT Reliability, Career Development

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