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Feb 22, 2017Feb 22, 2017 from 8:00am–5:00pm

Emotional Intelligence II: Developing Relationships

Building stronger, more productive teams requires and emotionally intelligence leader. The truth is that regular old IQ, technical know-how and subject expertise only get you so far in business today. Emotional Intelligence, or EQ, is the ability to manage your emotions and connect with others. This ability is critical in our culturally diverse, dispersed, fast-paced, global workplaces — and will make all the difference to your career. While the first Emotional Intelligence course introduces the concept, the second part builds on the practical application of the theories to develop stronger relationships with individuals and to manage emotions in group dynamics. Managing Relationships—Build on the first course’s practical applications and continue role play to reinforce your skill sets

Focus

Overcoming Technology—Learn how to manage emotional exchanges via email, conference call, and other impersonal forms of communication Group Dynamics—Understand how to manage emotions of multiple people in any kind of collaborative situation. Positive Motivation—Get your team motivated by setting goals and creative a positive work environment where everyone is appreciated and working toward the same objective.

Impact

  • Strengthen your EQ practice
  • Expand your own emotional awareness
  • Enable your team to perform at their highest level

Date and Time

Feb 22, 2017Feb 22, 2017 from 8:00am–5:00pm

Location

Rady School of Management

Event Registration

Registration for this event is required.

Event Fee

$750.00

Contact

Alyssia Wagner    aawagner@ucsd.edu    858-822-0575

Audience

Faculty, Staff, The General Public

Event Category

Talks and Lectures