BEHAVIORAL EQ®: When to Use
Behavioral EQ is designed with real-world challenges in mind, and many people have used Behavioral EQ skills to enhance their interactions at work, boost their collaborative effectiveness and achieve a less stressful and more enjoyable quality of life. So how do you know when to use Behavior EQ? Behavioral EQ has proven especially effective in meeting the challenges of leadership performance, employee engagement, navigating change, building relationships, enhancing communications, working in teams and international training.Using the BEQ Creator’s studies and research made on the Behavioral EQ areas in the last years, based also on their measured experiences & results from it’s application in real businesses and peoples life, definitely you can improve and boost your performance in the following areas :
- Building Relationships.
- Enhancing Communications.
- Leadership Performance.
- Working in Teams.
- Employee Engagement.
- Navigating Change.
- Working Across Cultures.
Learn More About How Behavioral EQ Meets These Specific Needs:
Building Relationships
While some people are naturally adept at building relationships, when we work in a fast-paced office where transitions are constant and restructuring teams and departments is frequent, developing EQ is critical to help quickly build cohesive relationships. By focusing on core competencies like listening, empathy, stress-management, and even a whole section dedicated towards building relationships, your employees are:
- More collaborative and thus, more innovative.
- Are more likely to ask for help when they need it, diminishing misunderstandings and missed deadlines.
- Able to exceed expectations by building off of each other’s discoveries, connections, resources and research.
Building Relationships Research and Resources
Behavioral EQ Explorations Building Relationships Whitepaper
As Theodore Roosevelt once said, ““The most important single ingredient in the formula of success is knowing how to get along with people.” Building Relationships is an essential component of the Behavioral EQ Model. Those with enhanced Building Relationships skills are trusted by others because they invest time in developing strong, positive relationships.What is Behavioral EQ?
In this short video, you’ll learn more about TRACOM’s Behavioral EQ Model and more specifically the importance, benefits and impact of Behavioral EQEmotional Intelligence & Versatility Whitepaper
This whitepaper looks at the connection between emotional intelligence and the Versatility aspect of TRACOM’s SOCIAL STYLE Model.Enhancing Communication
Listening skills are vitally important for effective communications, but all of us develop subconscious habits of bad listening without even realizing it. Empathy and openness to others’ perspectives are just as important, as they allow us to see the bigger picture when speaking with a diverse range of co-workers. At the Break downs in communication can ultimately ruin a company’s reputation. The Behavioral EQ Model and course materials provide learners with practical exercises and techniques to intentionally develop good listening habits, allowing them to work more effectively with customers, suppliers, management and each other. The end result is increased engagement and productivity in teams, higher employee morale and a more collaborative and connected workforce:
- Understand how their own emotional experiences influence their communication patterns.
- Empathetically respond to others’ emotional influences.
- Support and coach each other through adversity and encourage each other through accomplished feats.
- Build more meaningful and lasting customer relationships.
- Communicate ideas, challenges and strategic input to management.
Enhancing Communications Research and Resources
Misunderstanding Your Customer Can Lead to a Loss of Sales
Many times it is a simple confusion or a lack of communication that snowballs and leads to expectations not being fulfilled. So what causes these misunderstandings? Often it is not a lack of product knowledge or ability – it is a lack of emotional intelligence. More specifically a lack of awareness of “others” is a major proponent of such downfalls.Behavioral EQ Explorations Empathy and Openness Whitepaper
Empathy and Openness is a crucial element of TRACOM’s Behavioral EQ Model. It measures the ability to consider someone else’s perspective and display openness to others’ viewpoints. People who have heightened Empathy and Openness actively seek out others’ opinions and thus, are largely aware of others’ perspectives, interact effectively with others and develop meaningful relationships due to their awareness and understanding of others.Are you listening?
Many times we make assumptions without listening. Listening allows us to catch all of those subtle ques that give us insight into a person’s needs or wants. Effective sales reps are aware and listen with all five senses. They observe body language, they analyze eye contact, and they don’t talk unnecessarily through silences or breaks in their customer’s speech.Leadership Performance
Emotional intelligence is not only a valued skill among managers, but a requirement among successful leaders. Understanding and controlling emotions is imperative for a leader and without this ability, our judgement is clouded and we can make rash decisions.
Acting on our emotions – especially without understanding what they really mean, can lead to irreparable damage to a business. TRACOM’s emotional intelligence training teaches managers to recognize their emotions and to control the behaviors behind those emotions.
Additionally, TRACOM’s EQ training helps leaders to understand their emotions and behaviors of their staff. This is the section of the EQ Model known as “Behavioral Emotional Intelligence of Others.”
Emotionally intelligent leaders:
Acting on our emotions – especially without understanding what they really mean, can lead to irreparable damage to a business. TRACOM’s emotional intelligence training teaches managers to recognize their emotions and to control the behaviors behind those emotions.
Additionally, TRACOM’s EQ training helps leaders to understand their emotions and behaviors of their staff. This is the section of the EQ Model known as “Behavioral Emotional Intelligence of Others.”
Emotionally intelligent leaders:
- Possess the empathy, listening skills and flexibility to respond effectively to a diverse range of team members.
- Utilize their EQ knowledge of others to motivate and inspire their employees.
EQ Leadership Research and Resources
How To Lead At Work When You’re Having A Personal Crisis
“Your world may be crumbling around you, but how you respond and lead is the true test of your leadership abilities.” Dr. Casey Mulqueen is featured in this article from Fast Company which offers tips to maintain workplace performance even in the face of personal challenges.Business Case for Behavioral EQ Whitepaper
Since its first introduction, the concept of Emotional Intelligence has interested business professionals and academics alike. The objective has been to identify those abilities that account for the difference between star performers and average performers and the determine how to develop those abilities. This paper gathers together summaries of research in the area of emotional intelligence including a look at Behavorial EQ in leadership, recruiting and sales.Empathy – The Most Important Value in a Leader
While one might think that the competitive landscape of today makes other skills more relevant than empathy, today’s competitiveness between businesses is actually a key factor in why empathy is so valuable, especially in leaders. In order to fully understand our customer’s needs and wants, empathy is a crucial ability, and a skill necessary to remain a key player in the market that you or your company compete in.Working in Teams
The ability for your staff to work collaboratively and effectively with their peers is fundamental to an organization’s success. In fact, research tells us that peers and camaraderie are the #1 reason employees go the extra mile – not money. When members of a team are able to work cohesively together they boost their organization’s productivity, efficiency and morale.
By focusing on key components such as listening, openness, and emotion perception, our Emotional Intelligence model can help your teams:
The ability to collaborate with others in an atmosphere of openness, trust and flexibility is the key that sets the most effective teams apart from others. If you want to enhance your company’s ability to work effectively with one another you need to invest in Behavioral EQ Training.
By focusing on key components such as listening, openness, and emotion perception, our Emotional Intelligence model can help your teams:
- Foster group creativity and innovation.
- Boost team engagement.
- Proactively plan and prepare for tomorrow’s challenges.
- Understand their own and each other’s emotional influences.
- Leverage their own diversity to become more effective.
The ability to collaborate with others in an atmosphere of openness, trust and flexibility is the key that sets the most effective teams apart from others. If you want to enhance your company’s ability to work effectively with one another you need to invest in Behavioral EQ Training.
Advancing Teams Research and Resources
Emotional Intelligence & Versatility Whitepaper
This whitepaper looks at the connection between emotional intelligence and the Versatility aspect of TRACOM’s SOCIAL STYLE Model.What is Behavioral EQ?
In this short video, you’ll learn more about TRACOM’s Behavioral EQ Model and more specifically the importance, benefits and impact of Behavioral EQ7 Tips For Boosting Your EQ
In this Levo article Dr. Casey Mulqueen discusses ways to boost your Behavioral EQ. In this article you will learn to recognize emotional triggers. engage your brain to think with logic rather than emotion, and how to manage emotionally heated situations.Employee Engagement
Employee engagement is at an all-time low. Many factors contribute to a lack of engagement, many of the factors being technological and social – this is why Behavioral EQ training is instrumental to increasing engagement and productivity.
Humans were not designed with the ability to multi-task, yet we are constantly being tasked with doing exactly that. Not to mention we are highly distracted, constantly check our phones, email and social networks throughout the day.
Behavioral EQ Training teaches us how to limit our distractions and how to be more connected with our work and those we work with. Through practical strategies focused on conscientiousness, self-control and self-insight, we learn ways to improve our productivity and efficiency at work.
Humans were not designed with the ability to multi-task, yet we are constantly being tasked with doing exactly that. Not to mention we are highly distracted, constantly check our phones, email and social networks throughout the day.
Behavioral EQ Training teaches us how to limit our distractions and how to be more connected with our work and those we work with. Through practical strategies focused on conscientiousness, self-control and self-insight, we learn ways to improve our productivity and efficiency at work.
With strong emotional intelligence skills, leaders and employees can:
- Maintain self-control and limit distractions that lead to a lack of focus.
- Achieve their fullest potentials through an awareness of personal responsibility and the awareness that their organization’s success is directly affected by their output.
- Enhance corporate culture, which ultimately encourages employee retention and job satisfaction.