Emotional intelligence in business

Daniel Goleman's bestseller "Emotional Intelligence" revolutionized psychology. 

In the second book on emotional intelligence, the author analyzes the reasons and keys to success in business for both an individual employee and the entire organization, highlighting the skills that distinguish leaders in any industry. Concrete examples show how emotions, self-control, communication skills, and the ability to work in a team—that is, emotional intelligence—affect success in life and business. According to the author, this is more important than IQ, academic degree and life experience. And the higher a person's position, the more important these skills are. 

Goleman emphasizes that we all have the potential to develop emotional intelligence at any stage of our careers, and gives us recommendations for improving our own effectiveness.

About the author:

Daniel Goleman is a doctor of philosophy, a well-known psychologist, journalist, author of more than 10 books on psychology, education, and science. Has many awards for achievements in professional activity, in particular from the American Psychological Association, is a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He was twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize.