Connect today and live a better tomorrow
Connect today and live a better tomorrow
We are Returned Peace Corps Volunteer who understand the stuggles faced as a volunteer and know how to overcome those struggles. We are determined to design a plan tailored to the unique needs of a Peace Corps Volunteer to help maximize their experience and effectivness. One of us will be with you every step of the way.
Social intelligence is the ability to effectively navigate social relationships and a diverse social environment. As with the other forms of intelligence, social intelligence does take hard work and effort. Developing self-awareness and attending to the world around you is a good way to start. Social intelligence strengthens our communication with others by helping to develop deeper connections. It enhances our ability to listen and to maintain conversations in a way that makes others feel heard
There are three elements of social intelligence:
1. Behavioral Style
2. Emotional Intelligence
3. Adaptive Mindset
According to Harvard theorist Howard Gardner (1999), emotional intelligence (EI) is "the level of your ability to understand other people, what motivates them, and how to work cooperatively with them". EI should not be confused with IQ. Unlike IQ, EI can be developed and improved. That said, while you can develop and improve your emotional intelligence, you can also lower it if you do not choose to continually assess and refine your skills.
Five general components of emotional intelligence:
Diversity within the workplace is growing; with that growth comes new opportunities to learn. Cultural intelligence is more than awareness and sensitivity. It is both, combined with an understanding of how to lead across different cultural contexts. A global economy requires that most of us consistently work and/or interact with individuals and organizations from around the world who represent a variety of cultural backgrounds. As leaders and emerging leaders, are you culturally competent and able to adapt? Knowing it is impossible to know every detail of every culture, what strategies can you develop to ensure that you are communicating and working effectively with and within diverse cultural environments?
Four components to cultural intelligence:
Evaluate underutilized skillsets and strengths so they may become relevant and applicable to current needs.
Discover how to leverage the relevant knowledge you possess for growth and development.
Expand your ability to deal with ambiguity and link cause and effect in a multitude of environments.
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