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- ABS 415 · Week 2
This document discusses the appropriateness of leaders spending time developing their team’s emotional intelligence (EI), including its advantages and disadvantages. It also covers the four fundamental categories of EI. It is for Week 2 of the ABS 415 course.
What's inside
- Appropriateness of leaders developing team’s emotional intelligence
- Advantages and disadvantages of emotional intelligence
- Four fundamental categories of emotional intelligence
- Circumstances impacting a leader’s decision to foster EI
- Case analysis: Sycamore Pharmaceuticals
Who it is for: Students taking the ABS 415 course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Emotional intelligence in teams is discussed. Students learn about the benefits and drawbacks of developing it. A case study is analysed.
Emotional Intelligence in Teams
Leaders can develop a team's emotional intelligence. This involves identifying and managing emotions. Emotional intelligence helps leaders guide teams and organisations.
Advantages and Disadvantages
Emotional intelligence can improve team morale and motivation. It can also help leaders connect with team members. However, it can have negative outcomes if not managed properly.
Four Categories of Emotional Intelligence
These are self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, and relationship management. These categories can be learned and developed. They help individuals manage their emotions and relationships.
Case Analysis: Sycamore Pharmaceuticals
A case study is presented. Students advise on a dilemma involving honesty with the FDA. They discuss courage and reasons for deception.
Key terms
- emotional intelligence
- The ability to perceive, identify, understand and manage emotion in self and others.
- self-awareness
- Recognizing and understanding your own emotions.
- self-management
- Controlling disruptive, unproductive, or harmful emotions and desires.
- social awareness
- Understanding others through empathy.
- relationship management
- Connecting with others and building positive relationships.
- leadership
- The ability to direct and guide teams and organisations.
Questions this document helps with
- Why is emotional intelligence important for leaders?
- What are the advantages of developing emotional intelligence?
- How can emotional intelligence be developed in a team?
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