Curiosity, HBR Emotional Intelligence Series
349 EGP
Explores the science and practice of curiosity as a crucial leadership skill, drawing from research to show how inquisitive thinking drives innovation, learning, and organizational success in the modern workplace.
Drawing from behavioral science and organizational psychology, this volume examines curiosity as a fundamental emotional intelligence competency for effective leadership. The work presents evidence-based strategies for cultivating inquisitive thinking, asking better questions, and creating cultures that encourage exploration and learning. Aimed at managers, executives, and HR professionals, it demonstrates how curiosity enhances decision-making, fosters innovation, and builds stronger teams. Part of Harvard Business Review’s practical series on emotional intelligence skills essential for workplace success.
| Dimensions | 177 cm |
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