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How to Work Intelligently

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To work intelligently today is not as straightforward as it was before so many branches of intelligence evolved and have taken root on their own. In this Executive Edge, we take an inventory of some of those types of intelligence, looking into partnership, emotional, success, creative, ecological and gender intelligence. By considering the many facets of intelligence, you as leaders and managers will not only gain an understanding of the labels that are common now, but also some valuable insight into what each discipline can teach you about how to work intelligently.

Leadership Emotional Intelligence Learning & Development
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