Kanishak KatariaAIR 1 · CSE 2018 · 218 wordsTheir whole copy
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Emotional Intelligence means the ability to perceive, understand, reconcile & control the emotions. It is a very important tool to achieve
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(i) enhance organisational performance (ii) promote social capital (iii) imbibe a culture of inclusivity & openness.
Development of Emotional Intelligence can be through → Social Conditioning (nurture) → inherent traits & character (nature)
Nurture → Family & parents help imbibe the feelings of understanding important facets of life, learning tolerance & being receptive of other views points. This helps in nurturing the elements of self-regulation, and
relationship management. and
eg The way a mother handles the request of a child by soothing whereas the father may be little strict. Thus they show management skills which a child can learn.
NATURE - Empathy is an integral component of EI. It is a natural disposition of a person and is hard to cultivate from outside. Similarly, Temperament is innate and it can affect the EI skills of a leader in an organisation.
CIVIL SERVANTS - Trainings & Communication is critical to inculcate EI skills such as
→ leadership training → setting goals & achieving it to increase confidence → communication skills trainings → pressure-situation training → Peer group activities → Exposure to real life scenarios to learn by experience
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EI can help increase the efficiency by more than 60-70%.