Introduction
A lot of people have been talking about emotional intelligence and its significance in achieving personal success. As observed by Meek and Schumacher, intellectual intelligence (IQ) contributes only 20% to an individual’s success while emotional intelligence, luck and social class compensates for the rest. Other scholars suggests that emotional intelligence (EI) is twice more important than IQ in almost any job or activity. Decision making, on the other hand, is one of the major functions of leaders and policy makers. Even in an individual and personal level, people often find themselves in a situation where they would have Continue reading...