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Satya Nadella called IQ without emotional intelligence a ‘waste.' Research shows being vulnerable at work can even help CEOs win investor trust [Fortune]

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The findings reveal CEOs who show vulnerability are more likely to gain investors' trust, even if they later share bad news like below-expectation forecasts and earnings. CEOs like Microsoft boss Satya Nadella have espoused the importance of opening up as part of their leadership philosophy. As workers delegate more tasks to AI, empathy has become even more important , Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella believes. Recommended Video Nadella has long espoused empathy is not a “soft skill” because it's one of the hardest to learn. In an interview with Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner last month, the tech executive said emotional intelligence, or EQ, is only becoming a more crucial trait for workplace trailblazers. “IQ has a place, but it's not the only thing that is needed in the world,” Nadella said. “And I've always felt at least as leaders, if you just have IQ without EQ, it's just a waste of IQ.” Researchers believe there's something to Nadella's philosophy. A little candor can go [Read more]
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Satya Nadella called IQ without emotional intelligence a ‘waste.' Research shows being vulnerable at work can even help CEOs win investor trust [Fortune]

Microsoft Corporation  (MSFT) 
More Company Research Source: Fortune
Last microsoft corporation earnings: 4/29 04:06 pm Check Earnings Report
US:NASDAQ Investor Relations: microsoft.com/en-us/investor
The findings reveal CEOs who show vulnerability are more likely to gain investors' trust, even if they later share bad news like below-expectation forecasts and earnings. CEOs like Microsoft boss Satya Nadella have espoused the importance of opening up as part of their leadership philosophy. As workers delegate more tasks to AI, empathy has become even more important , Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella believes. Recommended Video Nadella has long espoused empathy is not a “soft skill” because it's one of the hardest to learn. In an interview with Axel Springer CEO Mathias Döpfner last month, the tech executive said emotional intelligence, or EQ, is only becoming a more crucial trait for workplace trailblazers. “IQ has a place, but it's not the only thing that is needed in the world,” Nadella said. “And I've always felt at least as leaders, if you just have IQ without EQ, it's just a waste of IQ.” Researchers believe there's something to Nadella's philosophy. A little candor can go [Read more]
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