In the wake of Hurricane Ian, it is important to consider emotional intelligence as a response to natural disasters. When the worst case scenario strikes, emotions rise, and oftentimes those affected find themselves overcome with new emotions that they have little to no experience navigating. In the coming days and weeks, as we hear stories …
As a kid, the only motivation I needed was a free personal pan pizza from Pizza Hut. I would lean back in that red pleather booth and proudly present my report card to the waiter and a free pizza would arrive right on cue. That’s about all it took to dole out the refrigerator-worthy report …
You can likely remember at least one moment when a good employee left your organization. It stings. It hangs a dark cloud over morale, makes other employees question their own future, and sends everyone scrambling to cover their work. Finding a replacement can be daunting with the expense and time needed to recruit, hire, and …
Why Good Employees Quit (And What to Do About It) Read More »
Bad moods sap our energy, and if we aren’t careful, they can hurt our ability to focus, make decisions, and manage our relationships. TalentSmartEQ’s data on nearly two-million people shows that highly emotionally intelligent people excel at managing their bad moods to minimize harm and stay effective, but managing a bad mood saps energy from …
Change Your Food to Change Your Mood: How What You Eat Affects Your Happiness Read More »
Like it has for most people, Covid-19 derailed Levi’s established work-life routine in his Brooklyn apartment. A new part of his rearranging work life was that he found himself on daily TalentSmart Zoom calls in the afternoon. With so much change going on around him, he often logged onto these calls feeling varying degrees of …
The Importance of Keeping it Light Through Tough Times Read More »
