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August, 2017

Enact Trains 200 UCSF Faculty & Staff: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

August 30, 2017/in Diversity, Leadership Development, Trends/by Heather Ishikawa

Enact Leadership is proud to support the UCSF School of Medicine Differences Matter Initiative. This summer, we worked in partnership with the Dean’s Diversity Leaders to facilitate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Champion Training to 200 faculty and staff.

Four full-day sessions have been implemented so far, with more in-depth training planned over the coming months to educate participants on creating an equitable and inclusive learning environment. From this group, a subset of faculty will be identified to lead further training. The goal is to enhance individual and group awareness, alignment, action and accountability toward lasting change as part of Differences Matter.

Learn more about the Differences Matter initiative.

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IQ, EQ and the Future of Work

August 29, 2017/in Emotional Intelligence, Leadership Development/by Heather Ishikawa

Intelligence Quotient (IQ) has been a measure of cognitive function for over a century. Many organizations assess IQ as one component of their selection process to predict future success in leadership roles, scholastic programs and/or occupational training initiatives. Several gold standard assessments used for measuring IQ dimensions include the Watson Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal (deductive reasoning), Raven’s Progressive Matrices (inductive reasoning) and Athena Numeric Reasoning Assessment (numeric reasoning).

Recent studies suggest that in addition to IQ, Emotional Quotient (EQ) or Emotional Intelligence (EI) is also a key indicator to predict future job performance. Employees who exhibit emotionally intelligent behaviors, tend to motivate and encourage others and thrive in leadership roles.  Advance Systems posted an interesting article on EQ and the Future of Work.

Organizations (especially in High Tech) find that ideal workers have a highly analytical brain but also carry the attributes of an emotionally intelligent person. They are skilled at managing their emotions in stressful situations and can also assess and react to the emotions of others.

 

EQ And The Future Of Work

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