: Accurately recognizing how you and those around you are feeling.
: Predicting how a team might react to a major announcement (e.g., how frustration might turn into anger) and planning a response based on that "emotional blueprint". 4. Managing Emotions (Do It with Feeling)
: Generating or "matching" an emotion to the task at hand.
: Staying open to emotions—even uncomfortable ones—and integrating them into your logic.
You can find more detailed reviews and purchasing options for the book on platforms like Amazon and AbeBooks . The Emotionally Intelligent Manager
The core of the book is built around a practical designed to help managers move beyond a purely logical (or "Spock-like") approach to leadership: 1. Identifying Emotions (Read People)
: Noticing subtle facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice to understand the real mood of a meeting or a team member. 2. Using Emotions (Get in the Mood)
: Accurately recognizing how you and those around you are feeling.
: Predicting how a team might react to a major announcement (e.g., how frustration might turn into anger) and planning a response based on that "emotional blueprint". 4. Managing Emotions (Do It with Feeling)
: Generating or "matching" an emotion to the task at hand.
: Staying open to emotions—even uncomfortable ones—and integrating them into your logic.
You can find more detailed reviews and purchasing options for the book on platforms like Amazon and AbeBooks . The Emotionally Intelligent Manager
The core of the book is built around a practical designed to help managers move beyond a purely logical (or "Spock-like") approach to leadership: 1. Identifying Emotions (Read People)
: Noticing subtle facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice to understand the real mood of a meeting or a team member. 2. Using Emotions (Get in the Mood)