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Presented to:ALFISIGSeptember 30, 2015
Presenter: JoAnn Becker, MS, MBA, PMP
How Emotional Intelligence (EI) Skills Improve Project
Manager Performance
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Speaker InformationJoAnn Becker, MSJA, MBA, PMPThe Social and Emotional Intelligence
Advantage, Inc., Co-Founder & Principalwww.theSEIadvantage.comChicago, IL – [email protected]
30+ years leading new businesses, strategies designs, development, implementation, and operations through development of high performing teams in multiple industries and functions – including educating, training and coaching:
• Organizational programs, projects, processes
• Change management – for organizations and individuals
• Stakeholder influence seminars, workshops, coaching
• Multi-generation workforce
• Emotional Intelligence skill development
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Learning Objectivesl Why Social & Emotional Intelligence (SEI) matters
l The basics of SEI
l Current research
l How SEI helps Project Managers
l About some approaches to increasing your SEI skills
l Plans to grow your SEI skills
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1. Act in consistent, predictable ways.
Presenters’ Assumptions
People…
2. Can learn and can choose to act differently – change is possible.
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The Basics of SEI(aka EI)
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The ability to effectively:• Perceive, • Control,• Evaluate, and • Use emotions
Of:• Ourselves, and • Others
Social & Emotional Intelligence (SEI) is…
Importantly, most experts believe that Social & Emotional Intelligence can be learned and strengthened
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l Workplace: uncivil to more civil (nicer)l Sales: more and happier customers/clientsl Leadership for any role and at any levell Conflict resolutionl Customer Servicel Service delivery by:
- Accountants - Engineers- Physicians - Healthcare professionals- Attorneys - Financial Analysts
l CIO, CISO, CFO, President, CEOl Business Analysisl Project Managementl Children’s behavior (very young to young adults)
EI Improves
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A powerful means of • Communicating effectively,
• Building constructive relationships, and
• Creating a positive working environment.
Source: http://www.hrzone.com/engage/managers/make-emotional-intelligence-part-of-your-toolkit#cxrecs_s
SEI provides…
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• Raised your voice at a colleague in frustration? • Sent a terse reply to an email without thinking
your point through?
è Have You Ever…
Ø Examples of emotional rather than calm, rational reactions
Ø Risks…
…damaging your reputation
…upsetting people
…giving the impression that you lack self-control and appropriate sensitivity to others
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Social & Emotional IntelligenceKey Competencies
PERSONAL COMPETENCE
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
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2 Dimensions of Personal Competence
PERSONAL COMPETENCE
2. SelfManagement
1. Self Awareness
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2 Dimensions of Social Competence
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
4. RelationshipManagement
3. Other (Social)Awareness
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Social & Emotional IntelligenceFour Competencies
PERSONAL COMPETENCE
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
4. RelationshipManagement
2. SelfManagement
1. Self Awareness
3. Other (Social)Awareness
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Ability to accurately perceive your own…• Strengths• Weaknesses• Drives• Values• Impact on others• Emotions in the moment
1. Self-Awareness
83% of people high in self-awareness are top performers
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Ability to use your (emotional) self-awareness to manage your reactions to situations and people by…
• Being/staying flexible
• Directing your behavior positively
• Controlling impulsive reactions
2. Self-Management
Real results come from putting your momentary needs on hold to pursue
larger, more important goals
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Ability to… • Notice and recognize emotions in/of other people
• Accurately understand what is really going on with them
3. Other (Social) Awareness
Listening and observing are the two most important elements of social awareness
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Ability to use your self- and other-awareness to manage interactions successfully
4. Relationship Management
Enables one to build a bond with others and contributes to clear communication and
effective handling of conflict
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Ultimate Impact of Social & Emotional Intelligence
PERSONAL COMPETENCE
SOCIAL COMPETENCE
4. RelationshipManagement
2. SelfManagement
1. Self Awareness
3. Other (Social)Awareness
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Current Research
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l Ph.D. psychologist, author, speaker, scientist-journalist
l Brought attention to importance of EI through multiple books, including:
Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ (1995/2005)
Leadership: The Power of Emotional Intelligence (2011)
The Brain and Emotional Intelligence: New Insights (2011)
Focus: The Hidden Driver of Excellence (2015)
l Recently extended work into the field of education.
l On-going research confirms that emotions play a greater role in:– Thought
– Decision making
– Individual success
Daniel Goleman
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Travis Bradberry, Ph.D. and Jean Greaves, Ph.D.
• Industrial-Organizational Psychologists
• Co-Authors: Emotional Intelligence 2.0 (2009)
• Co-Founders: TalentSmart Consultancy
• Prolific Researchers
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l Studied– 500,000+ people world-wide in varied jobs, industries and
organizational levels
l Found– EI is the strongest predictor of performance, explaining a full 58% of success in all
types of jobs.
– Those with “high degree” of Emotional Intelligence…
l …Represent 90% of top performers.
l …Make an average of $29,000 more per year.
– Every point increase in Emotional Intelligence adds $1,300 to annual salary.
– No job in which performance and pay aren’t tied closely to Emotional Intelligence.
Bradberry & GreavesGlobal Research Findings
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Where Does SEI Help Improve
Project Manager Performance?
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l Learning and managing expectations
l Meetings– Designing
– Conducting
– Documenting
– Finalizing
SEI for the Project Manager
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l Team building
l Stakeholder management
l Coaching individuals
SEI for the Project Managerl Know them…
l How to talk to them
l Help them learn and understand
l How to gain their trust and support
l How to influence them
l Build consensus with them and gain their agreement
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l Interviewing– To hire– To be hired– Other reasons
l Performance reviews– Conduct/lead them on someone else’s
performance– On your performance
SEI for the Project Manager
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Quick Tips for Strengthening Your Social & Emotional Intelligence
SKILLS
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1. Know who and what pushes your buttons.
2. Stop and ask yourself why you do the things you do.
3. Seek feedback.§ How do others see you?
§ What are your real strengths?
Building Strong Self-Awareness
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Building Strong Self-Management
1. Pre-condition yourself to handle stress through diet, exercise and sleep.
2. Avoid negative self-talk.
3. Speak to someone who is not emotionally involved in your problem.
4. Count to 10, take a walk, or sleep on it.
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Building Strong Other (Social) Awareness
1. Plan ahead for meetings and social gatherings.• What do I know about those I will be meeting with?
• What’s important to them?
• How can I best convince them of my point of view?
2. Practice the art of listening for the real messages being communicated, especially by “body language.”
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Building Strong Relationship Management
1. Always act in a civil manner.
2. Little things that pack a punch:• Smile and friendly greeting• Compliments • Appreciation • Acknowledgement of feelings
3. “Seek to understand before seeking to be understood.”
Remember: Trust and respect are key.
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Social & Emotional Intelligence Summary
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l Is about being socially effective
l Takes time…to strengthen underlying skills but worth investment
l Results produced cannot be achieved in other ways
l Builds leadership capabilities
l Leads to higher performance and higher compensation
l Reduces workplace incivility and stress
l Used in all aspects of our lives– Work– Social– Personal– Education systems
Social & Emotional Intelligence…
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Where are you strongest?
Where are you weakest?
è And for You?
SelfAwareness
SelfManagement
Other (Social) Awareness
Relationship Management
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l Consider what you’ve learned today.
l Analyze your Social & Emotional Intelligence strengths.
l Decide on area(s) where you can improve.
l Read articles/books (see resources on next slide).
l Put at least one idea into action.
l Consider skills training and the help of a coach.
A Plan for Action
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Some SEI Resourcesl Behavioral Assessment Tools
– Social Styles– Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®
– Extended DISC®
– Clifton StrengthsFinder®
l Readings– Type Talk at Work, Otto Kroeger and Janet M. Thuesen
– What Every Body Is Saying, Joe Navarro
– Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, Robert B. Cialdini, PhD
– The Emotional Life of Your Brain, Richard J. Davison, PhD and Sharon Begley
– People Skills, Robert Bolton, PhD
– How to Win Friends and Influence People, Dale Carnegie
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For you, colleagues, and many others who are not Project Managers:`l Briefings – Seminars - SEI Workshops
– The Social-Emotional Intelligence Advantage l 60-90 minute briefings/presentations to professional groups and executive teams on the basics of EI and its impact
on individual and organizational effectiveness.
– Growing Your Social-Emotional Intelligence l 1-day Seminar that imparts a broader and deeper understanding of EI and its application in your work and personal
lives.
– Building Your Social-Emotional Intelligence Skillsl 2-day Workshop (with EI evaluation) that features in-depth EI skills training.
– Customizable Influence Skills Workshopsl Conflict Resolution, Collaborative Problem Solving, Negotiation, Effective Presentations, Consulting Skills, Meeting
Leading
l SEI Assessments (SEI, MBTI®, Extended DISC®, Clifton StrengthsFinder®, Social Styles)l SEI Accountability Coaching
– 1 hour a week - 1, 2, or 3 people - 3 months or 6 months
(Co-Founder & Principle: Michael Nees, PhD, Industrial Organizational Psychologist)www.theSEIadvantage.com
THE SEI ADVANTAGETraining and Coaching Resources
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Final Comments or Questions?
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Session Evaluation