#30 Why Employers Love Emotional Intelligence

from Career UpRising · host InFlowRadio.com | Lorraine Rise

Landing a great new job is about much more than knowledge and education. When it comes to career development, Lorraine is a firm believer that emotional intelligence is actually more important than intellectual intelligence. Discover the most sought after "soft skills" that employers are actively screening for and how you can position yourself as a desirable candidate.

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