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Without the proper usage and awareness of emotional intelligence, however, this strength has the potential to become a weakness as it was one of the reasons I made a point to try to avoid conflict with my fellow employees. However, once I became aware of the fact that I demonstrate this proclivity to avoid conflict and have corrected my behavior to cease doing so, I have foundthat my empathetic nature is a valuable asset in the corporate world. It is due to my empathy that I am able to be a good listener and practice active listening so that I can get to the root causes of what issues -- both implicit and explicit -- motivate speakers to address certain topics. Furthermore, this degree of empathy oftentimes translates into a fairly good rapport and degree of amicability with others.
Another intrinsic personality trait that I have that benefits me in the corporate world and in coaching scenarios is that my personality is extremely mutable. As such, I am able to relate to a wide variety of people in varying circumstances in a way that oftentimes, my peers cannot. Granted, in the corporate...
Still, this skill has proved very valuable to me during certain facets of company travel and training. I can usually find some point of commonality with most people, male or female, due to this characteristic. As such, I am able to relate to them on a personal level first, which usually translates into the start of a successful business relationship.
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Skiffington, S. Zeus, P. (2010). "Emotion intelligence, executive coaching and how to change emotions in the workplace and why most executive coaching initiatives do not work!." Behavioral Coaching Institute. Retrieved from http://www.1to1coachingschool.com/Emotion_Intelligence_Executive_Coaching_and_Change.htm
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