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The success of an organization hinges on leaders equipped with a harmonious blend of technical and interpersonal skills, capable of inspiring diverse teams and fostering innovation. While each leader brings unique abilities to the table, here are five key skills that every leader should develop to drive organizational and individual growth while ensuring long-term sustainability.
1. Emotional Quotient (EQ) – In the present-day scenario, effective leadership requires an understanding of emotions – one’s own as well as of others. Leaders with high EQ can foster trust, effortlessly resolve conflicts, and inspire teams to collaborate more effectively. Moreover, the ability to quickly read the room, actively listen to the concerns of the team members, and respond empathetically to their grievances, enables leaders to build strong interpersonal relationships. These relations are crucial for ensuring the smooth functioning of operations, especially in a hybrid or remote work environment.
2. Digital fluency – In the era of AI, data analytics, and automation, every leader must know how to leverage digital tools to make data-driven decisions. While it may not be feasible for each leader to become a tech expert, the key lies in understanding, embracing, and optimally utilizing