Investigating EQ

Did you know that unmanaged emotional reactions and lack of Emotional Intelligence (EQ) skills can result in diminished employee productivity, a lack of innovation, dwindling employee and customer satisfaction, high turnover, the inability to manage change, growing stress levels, a negative work environment and even workplace violence? Emotional Intelligence is a set of competencies demonstrating self awareness, self management and relationship sensitivity. Someone with high EQ can manage their own emotional impulses, can communicate with others effectively, can manage change well, problem solves, uses humor to build rapport, has empathy and remains optimistic even in the face of adversity. Studies show a direct correlation between high Emotional Intelligence and job success for all roles.

This DVD takes you into a typical office via a news reporter (think 'Daily Show' meets 'The Office') and shows viewers the ways that EQ impacts business results and co-worker relationships. Popular with colleges or universities looking for an alternative to a dry, psychological explanation of Emotional Intelligence.

Included are:
• Ten EQ skills that are defined and examined
• A PowerPoint® presentation to ease its integration as part of a training program
• 2 versions of the content --
o "Traditional" -- a no-nonsense approach with some entertainment thrown in for audience appeal
o "Entertrainment" -- includes bonus scenes that provide a humorous approach that has added levity for companies who like a little nonsense mixed in with their learning




If you're looking for new strategies for recognizing, coaching, and developing top talent, then you won't want to miss purchasing this unique video.

Order a full length DVD for only $249 at www.penumbra.com "Investigating EQ"

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Education

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• intelligence
• EQ
• employee
• conflict
• turnover
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• HR
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• workplace
• college
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[pixiecherries]

Looks like a great product.

[pixiecherries]

I know this is a vehicle for selling a product, but even proposing the concept of EQ is useful for people to know.