IQ gets you hired, EQ gets you promoted.

[mike_unilab]

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This is from the book of Dr. Dups.

Questions for those who easily scales the corporate ladder.

Did you realize that its EQ you are already using and its the reason you easily got promoted?
What tips can you give us so that others can do what you did?

[islesv]

Ambot moqualify ba ko anang "easily scales the corporate ladder" - four years after graduation, I'm the assistant head of the math department of a school, then according to verbal indications, head next year (la pa nuoy written memo), pero I agree gyod, EQ gets you to the top. The most important thing to do is to understand what you want (the non-negotiables) and what you can dispose of (the negotiables) in your principles... So if your boss says he wants this or that, and you don't like it, check if you really don't like it or you just find the job difficult.

[mike_unilab]

Got this from some site:

Research tracking over 160 high performing individuals in a variety of industries and job levels revealed that emotional intelligence was two times more important in contributing to excellence than intellect and expertise alone.

[islesv]

Di ko sure sa relative importance, but it is important... I've seen some people failing to get the promotion kay walay EQ.

[mike_unilab]

Yup youre right. un fact i know a few myself. very intelligent but kulang sa eq.

[miyay]

true jud ang statement...

[nagatonichan]

agrreeeeee

[kryssy123]

so true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mike_unilab]

If this is really true then in order for people to really succeed in the corporate and even personal life, people must focus more on improving eq.

[jlodarl]

For me EQ and IQ compliments each other for a job.