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About the Course
Master Emotional Intelligence (EI) in the Workplace: A Story-Driven Learning Experience
Emotional intelligence isn't just a trendy term; it's the key skill that makes leaders effective, teams engaged, and workers resilient.
This immersive emotional intelligence training brings emotional intelligence to life through a stunning storytelling approach. You will witness relatable workplace scenarios that illustrate how emotional intelligence skills contribute to improved communication, stronger relationships, and effective conflict resolution.
Unlike standard emotional intelligence training, this course demonstrates how EI transforms teams from the inside rather than simply explaining what it is. You will learn how to increase self-awareness, regulate emotions, foster empathy, and lead with effect.
Ideal for managers, aspiring leaders, and professionals at all levels, this course covers the five major components of EI: self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills.
In the end, you will not only grasp but also embody the value of emotional intelligence, learning the techniques for inspiring, connecting, and leading with emotional intelligence. Enroll Now!
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By Olga C
•Dec 16, 2025
Great course, informative and applicable not only in the workplace but also every day.
By Faiq A
•Aug 23, 2025
Very good bunddle of soft skills.
By Bharati D
•Oct 14, 2025
Excellent experience
By AYOBAMI A
•Nov 6, 2025
Excellent
By Pankaj S
•Sep 21, 2025
good
By Ashish K
•Aug 12, 2025
Good
By Brindon C
•Oct 28, 2025
If leaders actually went by this course, they would literally have no time to do any actual work, because they would be spending all of their time trying to figure out what their employees were feeling and how to best make them feel better. This course was a joke. You can be a good person and not go this far outside the realm of sanity to actually try and follow what this course says leaders should do.