Emotional and Social Intelligences

KNOW AND IMPROVE RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS AND RESILIENCE

THE ies5 CONCEPT

WHY

Knowledge alone, including the use of artificial intelligence, is not sufficient to face everyday challenges serenely and without difficulty

All projections for the future indicate soft skills and resilience as key skills for success in general but also for one’s own well-being

Soft skills means being able to better manage one’s own emotions and those of others, knowing how to create and maintain good relationships
At all levels, which also allows to overcome difficult moments by channeling one’s own resilience.

These skills are mainly determined by 10 behavioral factors that concern emotional and social intelligences, both in relationships with one person, that is face to face, and in a group with others.

Daniel goleman, author of the bestseller emotional intelligence defines these same factors as of primary importance for the management of soft skills which are

EMPATHY

EMOTIONAL MATURITY

KIND OF SENSITIVITY

FRIENDLINESS

EXTERIORIZATION

POWER READING

(reading power games)

INFLUENCE

ASSERTION

TEAMACTING

(act as a team)

ACCLIMATIZATION

(adaptability)

THE ies5 CONCEPT ALLOWS YOU

TO MEASURE

Questionnaire 100 questions triple choice

THEN EVALUATE

Interpretation guideline 10 behavioral factors + 3 specific results

AND FINALLY IMPROVE

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WHAT IES5 IS

It is the answer to the individual or corporate need to make out and evaluate the soft skills through 2 tests, soft skills (soft skills ) in the one to one (face to face) and one to many ( with others/different) relationship, within social and professional environments.

The result of such evaluations takes to know the levels of the assets in relational capabilities, then clarifying the person’s strenghts as well as her/his areas of personal and professional improvements.

Ie5 and Is5 tests, separate or combined, provide a map that gives individuals and companies essential indications on relationships with others and resilience.

The 10 behavioral factors of the IES5 concept, as well as the CRE and CSI ratios, are essential in measuring the level of resilience both in individuals and groups.

When two intelligences, the emotional
and the social, complement each other, they become
the ability to manage soft skills and resilience

but also

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