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Social intelligence in the age of remote relationships

N°322b – A look at the news (2 p.) – Interpersonal Development
Social intelligence in the age of remote relationships
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How to develop our interpersonal skills?

Social intelligence—in other words, the ability to establish quality contacts with those around us—is an aptitude that we can strengthen. According to numerous studies, it is one of the key skills most expected from corporate leaders. Discover three areas to work on in order to improve it.

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