Abstract: Emotional Intelligence recently has drawn attention of several researchers as world is now witnessing the importance of studying emotional content of people as it has been impacting lives of people with an alarming rate. Emotional Distress is very common know a day due to excessive workload and demand for higher performance at workplace. The mismatch of aspirations in social settings and workplace has been harmed greatly depicting rapid rise of emotional discontent. To address the situation it is mandatory to work on the phenomenon of Emotional Intelligence and associated competencies so that people could effectively manage their emotional parameters and create an equilibrium among their social and workplace needs.......
Keywords: Emotional Intelligence, Self-Awareness, Motivation, Self-Regulation, Empathy, Relationship Management, Adaptability, Stress Management, Impulse Control, Transparency, Optimism, Transformational Leadership, Idealized Influence (Behaviors), Idealized Influence (Attributed), Inspirational Motivation, Intellectual Stimulation, Individual Consideration Etc.
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