Your emotions do more than influence your mood. They shape your focus, your communication, and how others respond to you at work.
In developing Emotional Intelligence for Workplace Success, you will move beyond definitions and practice real strategies that help you pause before reacting, stay calm under pressure, and connect with others in meaningful ways.
This short, hands-on course combines self-assessments, scenario challenges, and practical tools that help you manage stress, strengthen relationships, and perform at your best even on difficult days.
This is not a lecture. It is a 30-minute guided learning experience filled with practical tools and interactive practice. You will explore:
Below are the key topics you will learn in this course.
Explore what EQ really is, how it impacts your daily work, and why it is one of the strongest predictors of workplace success.
Strengthen your ability to recognize emotional cues, challenge common EQ myths, and see how EQ shows up throughout a typical workday.
Learn how to assess your emotional state, expand your emotional vocabulary, and build stronger clarity in communication.
Practice responding to meetings, feedback, conflict, and client interactions through scenario-based challenges and decision-making activities.
Discover how small changes in your phrasing reduce defensiveness, build trust, and open the door to productive conversations.
Create a simple, repeatable EQ routine that includes daily check-ins, open-ended questions, reflection habits, and an accountability structure.
Why Emotional Intelligence Matters for Your Career
Emotional intelligence is a core skill for anyone who wants to grow, lead, and work well with others. When you build your EQ, you will:
Emotions are present in every conversation and decision. When you manage them well, you improve your communication, your impact, and your long-term career success.
Self-paced 30-minute mini course to teach you how to recognize emotions, manage reactions, and communicate with confidence.
Building your EQ is not about perfection. It’s about small, consistent steps that change how you handle stress, communicate, and show up for others.