Relationships at Work: Emotionally Intelligent Communication
By Elizabeth Ling, Principal Mediator, OW Resolve
We spend more time with colleagues than with our families, and they shape our daily experience, collaboration, and sense of belonging.
At OW Resolve, good-quality relationships at work are considered essential infrastructure, influencing trust, wellbeing, productivity, and retention.
behind every KPI is a person. And behind every person is a need for connection, meaning and to feel valued.
In fast-paced environments, these relationships are often overlooked, with priorities on deadlines, data, and deliverables.
Author's summary: Emotionally intelligent communication is key to successful work relationships.
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