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Emotional Intelligence: A Vital Trait of Leadership

What is Emotional Intelligence? Emotional intelligence (EI) is a fast-emerging concept within psychological research for its association with improved job performance and business outcomes. EI is the extent to which one is able to recognise, understand, evaluate and facilitate for another person's emotions and additionally the ability to regulate one’s own expression of emotion. As a popular topic of research, EI is becoming recognised as a predictor of job performance, leade

About the Authors

Matt Dale is a qualified, registered and practicing Psychologist. He has worked in private practice and human capital firms for over two decades. Matt also currently works with Queensland Treasury Corporation on its people programs and executive leadership development.

Rachel Tyson is a full member of the Australian Psychological Society. Rachel has been working as a Psychologist for over 20 years in a variety of public and private sector hospital, community and educational settings in Brisbane, Sydney, Cambridge and Canberra.

Emotional Intelligence: A Vital Trait of Leadership

About the Authors

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