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Emotional Intelligence in Hiring Decisions & ChatGPT

Emotional Intelligence in Hiring Decisions & ChatGPT

Continuing the April theme of focus - but today was looking ahead to some work for May`s theme.

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Continuing the April theme of focus - but today was looking ahead to some work for May's theme.

This matches a meeting I had on Monday -- and the upcoming publication of an article! Train`n Thursday!

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This matches a meeting I had on Monday -- and the upcoming publication of an article! Train'n Thursday!

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Mindfulness and the connections to Focus & Flow were part of the 212-Careers April newsletters.

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Mindfulness and the connections to Focus & Flow were part of the 212-Careers April newsletters.
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Management Thoughts

Chieftains, you are assailable. Develop your weaknesses into strengths, and moderate your shortcomings, so they don’t become stumbling blocks. If you still have hallucinations of invulnerability, my only suggestion is that you drink less wine.

— Attila the Hun

Learning

When you stop learning, stop listening, stop looking and asking questions, always new questions, then it is time to die.

— Lillian Smith

Thinking

The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking that created them.

— Albert Einstein

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