Agility Unlocked
Revealing the Connection Between Agility and Emotional Intelligence
Most everyone can adapt to some situations, but there are others outside their comfort zone. People who find it easy to remain calm when big plans change, for example, may find it almost impossible to push back appropriately when the changes are ill-conceived. If they can learn to stretch, to rise to those less comfortable challenges, they’ll have more moves—which makes them more valuable to the organization, more marketable themselves, and more comfortable in new circumstances..
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So how do emotional intelligence and agility show up in the workplace? Consider a day in the life of an employee perfectly suited to today’s tumultuous workplace.
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really boost revenue. The budget director thinks, wow, she’s a team player
Rising Importance of Agility at Work
95% said that in the workplace, EQ is at least as important at work as IQ—if not more so.
86% said that emotional intelligence is more important to them now than it was 5 years ago. 86% of leaders said emotional intelligence is more important to their organization’s success now than it was 5 years ago
46% of managers indicated they spend significantly more time on interpersonal issues, where higher EQ would be helpful, than on either the quality or quantity of work from their employees
- Importance 95%
- Rising Need 86%
- Time Spent 46%
How Can The Agile EQ Assessment Help You?
If you can learn to stretch, to rise to those less comfortable challenges, you’ll have more moves—which makes you more valuable to the organization, more marketable, and more comfortable in new circumstances.
About the Agile EQ Assessment
Each participant in the program takes an assessment and receives a 26-page profile based on your results.
The profile provides each participant with a step-by step guide, a sort of roadmap, to improving your Emotional Intelligence.
Say a participant excels at the empathy mindset and supportive, one-on-on conversations but resists connecting with strangers at sales events. The profile outlines beginning, intermediate, and advanced steps they can take to make the outgoing mindset more comfortable.
Or say a participant is naturally resolute, great at withstanding doubts and criticism, but struggles to compromise with others. The profile helps them see what that weakness is costing them and how chipping away at it could open up new opportunities.
The profile acknowledges the participant’s existing strengths, making it easier to take action.
The program is powerful not only because it’s pragmatic, but also because it’s highly personalized. The profile shows a participant’s likely EQ strengths, based on their DiSC® style, but it goes further—with “effort meters” that show precisely how challenging each mindset is for that person. After reading the profile, the participant sees clearly the shape and scope of their comfort zone.
DISCOVER YOUR AGILE EQ
Discover an agile approach to workplace interactions and learn to navigate outside your comfort zone to meet the demands of any situation.