There is a growing recognition among researchers and practitioners that the workplace is
not the strictly cognitively-managed environment it was once assumed to be. Emotions play …

Emotional intelligence may allow accountants to perform better in leadership, team building,
client relations, and decision-making. Unfortunately, very little is known about the …

There has been a growing emphasis within the accounting profession on the importance of
interpersonal skills and emotional intelligence. Our study begins the process of determining …

The tasks and skills that are required of accounting practitioners in today's global business
environment have changed significantly since the early 1990s. No longer are accounting …

It is estimated that 20% of a person's success is based on what is normally considered
intelligence: the ability to learn, understand and reason (IQ). The other 80% is based on the …

Embedding generic skills such as communication and teamwork in the accounting
curriculum continues to attract attention from stakeholders. In parallel, the business world …

Emotional intelligence is increasingly recognized as being important for professional career
success. Skills related to emotional intelligence (eg organizational commitment, public …

This paper attempts to do three things. Firstly, in the light of growing concern over the
expanding managerialism and rationalism within society in general and accounting …

Since the concept of'emotional intelligence'(EI) was first introduced, it has been developed,
adapted and embraced by the business world and more recently, by academics. EI skills …

Emotional intelligence which can be defined as the ability to understand the emotions of
oneself and others is one of the topics gaining importance in terms of particularly controlling …