“We all have experiential intelligence. It's kind of like our own unique internal fingerprint, because we all have different experiences.” In this podcast, Soren Kaplan and I explore Robert Sternberg’s (former President of American Psychological Association) experiential intelligence (XQ) as an often overlooked form of people intelligence.  Soren boils the concept down for us with a simple, understandable and relatable example of learning to ride a bike. From there, he continues to share poignant illustrations of XQ as it relates to elevating/leveraging individual strengths, best practices, recruiting and developing people. Add XQ to your vocabulary and listen in today!

Soren Kaplan, Author, EXPERIENTIAL INTELLIGENCE: Harness the Power of Experience for Personal and Business Breakthroughs

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Experiential Intelligence (XQ): Mindsets, Abilities and Know-How

In this first episode of Tactical & Practical Live, we delve deep into the business of sourcing with Frank Sprague of Blackboard. We talk about the importance of perseverance, research skills, and knowing your target audience. If you want to know what sourcing is all about and how it fits in with talent acquisition, we cover it here.

To view the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7Id634oZxs

Learn more about the 2018 Strategic Talent Acquisition Conference: http://www.hci.org/sta-conference/2018

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Sourcing Great Talent

In this episode we talk in studio to HCI’s own Head of Research, Jenna Filipkowski, Ph.D. about coaching cultures and the rising class of millennial leaders. In addition to having her doctorate in I/O Psychology, Jenna is also HCI’s resident coach. Join us for a fascinating discussion about the potential of a coaching culture to transform your organization. 

View Jenna’s research on coaching here: http://www.hci.org/hr-research/building-coaching-culture-millennial-leaders

Coaching Skills and Millennial Leaders

One of the hardest transitions you will make in your career is the transition from individual contributor to manager. In this episode of BetterU, we speak with Todd Hudson, Head Maverick, Maverick Institute about why new people leaders often have such a tough time and what they can do about it.
During this episode, you will:
Learn why first-time people managers often struggle

Discover how a lean approach to management activities can help you and your team become more productive

Get practical tips to help new managers start producing results right away
 
This podcast was made possible by HCI’s new certification course Empowering People Leaders, learn more at www.hci.org/epl-course

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New Managers A Lean Approach with Todd Hudson

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Experiential Intelligence (XQ): Mindsets, Abilities and Know-How

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