About the Session
Most businesses run into problems not because of a lack of technical know-how, but because of how we connect – or disconnect – from each other. While a traditional view of work may see our emotional selves as best left ‘at home’, in reality our emotions have a direct impact on productivity, commerciality, and our ability to achieve business goals. Enhanced emotional intelligence helps us to better manage ourselves and others, to solve problems, to communicate more effectively and harmoniously and to be more disciplined and effective in goal pursuit and attainment . It’s little wonder then that over 70% of employers value ‘EQ’ over ‘IQ’.
- Recognise what emotional intelligence is and the behaviours associated with it.
- Identify the benefits of building an emotionally intelligent workplace.
- Enhance self-knowledge and take a measure of our emotional intelligence, with tips and tools on how to improve.
- Unlock strategies to nurture emotional intelligence both individually and as a team.
- Tackle challenges relating to emotional intelligence in a responsible and effective way.
- Learn how to manage emotions more effectively at work.
*Please note this is a Professional Workshop, so the content is tailored to enable you to thrive at work – and grow as a person.
**Development Budget: 80% of our participants use their personal development budget for professional training. Does your employer cover the costs of this training? Please contact [email protected] for an invoice.
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Language: English
Duration: 2 hours
Date: 25th of March
Location: Online via Zoom
Study load: There is no mandatory prework. Afterward, you can apply the techniques both professionally and personally.
Jennifer Tollady
Jennifer has been working as a presentation and public speaking coach for over ten years, seeing a diverse range of clients from business leaders to teachers, IT developers to senior management teams. She trained as an actor at The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School and still works as a performer. With a wealth of experience on stage, screen and radio, she has always understood the importance of first impressions, self-management and clear communication. Her company Communication Collective offers a bespoke and dynamic approach that focuses on getting results. Jennifer is a direct, easy and warm mentor to anyone wanting to invest in building their communication skills. After completing a counsellors certificate in Humanistic therapy she is currently studying for an MSc in Transactional Analysis.
