The ability to stay calm under pressure is often found in people with high levels of Emotional Intelligence. In the workplace, the ability to stay calm in the eye of the storm directly correlates with high performance. TalentSmart research found that 90% of the best performing employees possess the ability to control and manage their […]
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Dr. Patty Ann Tublin’s Tuesday Tips for Success in Business and Life, as seen on WTNH Ch. 8.
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Do you want to be a Network Ninja? Then you want to learn how to network the way people with high Emotional Intelligence network – and check out today’s video blog! #womenandmoney #womenatwork #womenandwork #emotionalintelligence The Place For Relationship Tools For Success In Business and Life, Dr. Patty Ann www.relationshiptoolbox.com www.relationshiptoolbox.com/blog www.twitter.com/drpattyann www.facebook.com/relationshiptoolbox
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Remember the rising star in your company whom everyone “just knew” was going to rocket to stardom? Yet his career never seemed to take off. It’s not that he wasn’t smart. He was. It’s not that he didn’t work hard. He did. It’s not that he wasn’t well liked. He was. Yet, in the wake
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Remember the guy from last year’s holiday party that got so drunk he threw up all over himself – and everyone around him? Or the gal who showed up so scantily dressed you did a double take (for all the wrong reasons) when she walked in the room? Of course you do! And so does
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The New York Times reached out to me when they needed an expert on gender wage inequality. Here is a copy of The New York Times Sunday, Oct.15, 2017 column called: “The Workologist” where I’m quoted. Enjoy. Addressing a Gender Pay Disconnect by Rob Walker I recently completed a certification process in my field. This
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Don’t tell me it isn’t true. Women are raised to behave like “good girls”. And the “good girl” syndrome that society has ingrained in us prevents women from advancing up the corporate ladder. It also plays a role in gender inequality (as discussed in my Amazon best selling book: “Money Can Buy You Happiness: Secrets
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Feeling pressed for time, I accidentally hit “reply all” instead of “reply” when responding to an email. As soon as my finger left the key, panic struck! I immediately began worrying about the negative ramifications of my mistake and whom I might have pissed off! Can you relate to the feeling of dread and panic
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One word describes the universal feeling many, if not all women experience that inhibits their quest for work-life balance. Whether I’m working with corporate women in the c-suite, mid-level managerial women or those beginning their career, I hear women speak about this feeling. Entrepreneurial women are quite familiar with this nagging feeling as well. And
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