Emotional intelligence and organisation culture

Article Abstract:

The analysis of organizational performance and employee development, to determine the relation between emotional intelligence of employees and organizational culture, is presented.

United Kingdom, Organizational effectiveness

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The role of emotional intelligence in the pursuit of a spiritual life: implications for individuals in organisations

Article Abstract:

The usage of emotional intelligence to examine the practice of spirituality and the pursuit if spiritual intelligence by employees in their workplaces is described.

Australia, Spirituality, Employee attitudes, Employees

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Assessing the relationship between emotional intelligence and personality traits: implications for development

Article Abstract:

The study of medium sized Spanish companies, to determine the effect of emotional intelligence on human competences and personality traits, is presented.

United States, Spain, Ability, Personality, Aptitude, Personality traits

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