How To Analyze People: The Power Of Emotional Intelligence (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781095927670)

It's becoming more and more common in today's world that your college degree holds little to no weight when applying for a job. Employers simply don't regard the completion of University in the same ways that they used to.

Even some of the world's top CEOs, individuals like Ursula Burns at Xerox, and Jeff Bezos from Amazon, are saying that they generally don't care what college their top employees went to - at least not compared to some other more important variables.

Why is this? What is it that these employers are looking for if not a representation of your knowledge and tangible skills?

The answer might surprise you.

Emotional Intelligence is quickly becoming the most important skill in today's world. Not only does it help you connect more deeply with your peers, but it will also aid you in the maintenance of your own personal happiness.

Happy people are productive people AND successful people.

Ask yourself this, have you ever felt as though you've had something valuable to bring to the table that wasn't simply regurgitated information?

Maybe you're not the "book smart" type but still want to develop a personal advantage in today's' world?

More and more it is being encouraged to stand up boldly and demonstrate your EQ instead of your IQ.

Did you know you can train your Emotional Intelligence?

Even if you don't feel the need for a competitive advantage in today's workforce, developing and strengthening your EQ is by far the most beneficial thing any human being could do for themselves. In fact, it improves your life to such an extent that your relationships are more solid, people trust you more and you are more dependable.

Tuning in to the power of your Emotional Intelligence is THE skill to have heading into this new decade, and How To Analyze People is the #1 Guide of 2020 that is going to help you get there.

Hands down, those who are most in tune with their emotions will generate the greatest success for themselves moving forward in their personal and professional life.

In How To Analyze People you'll discover: