Checklist

  • Could you define Emotional Intelligence (EQ) to a colleague?
  • Are you more aware of your EQ skills, in particular adaptability and optimism?
  • How might you be more intentional with demonstrating EQ in the workplace?

Try to complete the above items before moving on.

Reflection Questions

  • How might your world be different if you saw the world through an optimistic lens?
  • What are your immediate reactions when external changes occur? How adaptable are you? How do you process change?
  • What would EQ look like in action at a team meeting?
  • When have you demonstrated adaptability and a positive outlook (optimism) in your roles and/or during your academic courses at Royal Roads?

Take your time, and think about these questions before moving on.

Module Conclusion

EQ is a transferable skill and valued by employers, even more so than IQ, and can significantly influence your career search, transition into the workforce and career trajectory. 

If this module sparked your interest in EQ, explore the Emotional Intelligence (EQ) framework's 4 Domains and 12 Competencies (Key Step Media, 2021).

As the world we live in is so unpredictable, the ability to learn and to adapt to change is imperative, alongside creativity, problem-solving, and communication skills” — Alain Dehaze

💡 Remember, if you have worked through the module and find yourself at a standstill, book an appointment with a Career Advisor in Career Services in Libcal.

Congratulations!

You've completed this module.


Take the next step by proceeding to the next module: Workplace Conflict Resolution

Modifié le: mardi, 24 juin 2025, 11:50