What are the key emotional intelligence competencies that you, as project managers, believe are necessary for conflict resolution and stress reduction among project teams?
As a project manager, what key emotional intelligence competencies do you think are essential for effectively resolving conflicts and reducing stress within your teams? Join the discussion and share your insights and experiences as we explore the role of emotional intelligence in fostering a more harmonious and productive work environment. Saving Changes...
To be honest, I think you should have a full set of skills. depending on the issue, you may use a few of them or one or two more than the others. Saving Changes...
They are all necessary, but it starts with self-awareness. Without that, you are unlikely to overcome your amygdala hijack of your behavior when something happens.
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Thomas WalentaGlobal Project Economy ExpertHackenheim, Germany
Anass,
I think the five key emotional intelligence competencies are intertwined and all are needed to excert influence on others, be it with conflict solution or stress reduction.
For myself, self-awareness and self-control are important to gain confidence, authenticity and resilience, looking at others, I need empathy to understand them and influence. Overall, self-motivation and energy are good to have.
Beyond emotional intelligence, there are 10 competencies that make up wisdom. If you develop your wisdom, you will be better able to handle any situation in life and projects.
After self-awareness, interpersonal relationship skills have high importance. Empathy is very valuable in understanding other person's points of view. Saving Changes...
Latha Thamma reddiSr Product and Portfolio Management (Automation Innovation)| DXC TechnologyMckinney, Tx, United States
For myself, self-awareness and self-control are important to gain confidence, authenticity and resilience, looking at others, I need empathy to understand them and influence. Overall, self-motivation and energy are good to have. Saving Changes...
Caroline DarnandMedtech Advisor & Mentor certified in Applied Neurosciences Coaching| European American EnterprisesMölndal, Sweden
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