HBR Guide. Emotional Intelligence

A collection of the best articles from Harvard Business Review on emotional intelligence with practical recommendations.
It has been twenty years since Daniel Goleman proved in his research that having emotional intelligence is twice as important for a good leader than... other skills. By learning to manage your emotions and find common ground with colleagues and partners, you will gain high authority and feel comfortable in any circumstances.
Emotional intelligence is not an innate trait; it can be developed. Having an accurate understanding of your emotions will enable you to effectively use them to make the right decisions, overcome negative attitudes, and exercise self-control in unstable situations. A number of frameworks and methods developed by the authors, considering the human factor, will give you the opportunity to emerge from difficult situations with honor.