Emotional intelligence of a leader | Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatsis, Annie McKee

For a long time, people believed that emotions in business affairs harmed the productivity of companies. However, management is not only about organizing processes, developing strategies and coming up with fancy ideas. A true leader knows how to inspire, arouse enthusiasm, maintain motivation and bring out the strengths of his employees. How does a leader maintain his energy and loyalty to the company? How does he create an atmosphere conducive to the emergence of creative ideas and innovations?

This book is intended for anyone interested in psychology and leadership, as well as for managers at all levels and professionals in human resource management. In it, experts in emotional intelligence explain why understanding and empathy help, not hinder, a leader in managing a team. Advice on developing emotional leadership skills is also provided.

The authors of this book—Daniel Goleman, Richard Boyatsis, and Annie McKee— are leading experts on emotional intelligence. Their research and publications in the field of psychology help managers improve their leadership qualities and achieve success in management.