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According to HBS, what are the 5 components that comprise leaders?
Self Awareness
Self Regulation
Empathy
Motivation
Social Skills
Self Awareness
Understanding your own and others emotions, needs, strengths, weaknesses, and values
Self Regulation
Your ability to control or redirect impluses
Internal Regulation
Habit changing, involves small changes and rewards, announcing intended changes to others, and repeating/setting feedback
External Regulation
Seeking people who can help address weaknesses
Empathy
The ability to understand and share others feelings
Motivation
Pursuing goals beyond money and status
Social Skills
Proficiency in managing relationships and networks
What are 2 misconceptions with emotional intelligence
It is just social and communication skills
It is innate, and you cannot learn or improve
What is big 5 personality?
OCEAN
Openness
Conscientiousness
Extraversion
Agreeability
Neuroticism
Openness
Willingness to adopt new ways and experiences
Conscientiousness
Ability to be efficiency, self motivate, and keep schedule
The biggest influence on job performance
Extraversion
How outgoing or reserved one is
Agreeableness
Willingness to speak up versus to be silent in certain situations
Neuroticism
How you experience stress and how it comes off
What are the 3 most important traits for leaders?
Conscientiousness: Organized, responsible, reliable and clear
Low Neuroticism: Easily able to handle stress and negative emotions
Humility: Small ego and courting strengths out of others
Extraversion in leadership
Being an extrovert is good when employees are passive but can cause friction when employees are proactive due to a dominate and top-down communication style
Agreeableness in leadership
Beneficial for long-term relationship building but less effective in crisis setting