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This solution describes in detail managers' with a high degree of emotional intelligence are capable of dealing with challenging employees in the workplace. It will explain managers' actions, including ways to relieve stress to manage their emotions more effectively.

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This solution describes in detail managers' with a high degree of emotional intelligence are capable of dealing with challenging employees in the workplace. It will explain managers' actions, including ways to relieve stress to manage their emotions more effectively.

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Managers who seek to endorse an organizational culture of optimal health and exceptional performance must have a high degree of emotional competence. Such managers who pursue emotional intelligence are aware of their own emotions and are more inclined to manage their feelings and the feelings of others more effectively. They are ...

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