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There’s a misconception that the tech world is not a place for emotions, but Sagar Satyal completely disagrees. For Sagar, emotional intelligence is a key factor in communication and is very very vital. Join Vivek as he welcomes Sagar, and they will be talking about the ins and outs of emotional intelligence factoring in the NVC framework, only here in the latest episode of The Agile Coach.
HIGHLIGHTS
Introducing Sagar Satyal
Importance of psychological safety
Empathy and Invulnerability
What is self-awareness vs. self-deception
The Jackal vs. the Giraffe
The language to use in NVC
Sagar's final thoughts
QUOTES
How Sagar sees organizations strive to innovate:
“The way I see it, having worked with individuals and teams in organizations, obviously, they want to innovate. They want to stay relevant. I think that's the fundamental thing because it's an ever-changing world.”
Sagar’s opinion on teamwork:
“I think teamwork and collaboration are very important, I don't think it's just a matter of individuals performing in silos and then moving up, and then that turning out to be a great creative process, I don't think it works that way.”
What Sagar thinks about empathy:
“I think it requires vulnerability to be empathetic because I have a lot of things to say to you, but I also keep that in mind that just like me, you also have your own needs, objectives, and challenges when you show up at work.”
Sagar on emotional intelligence in leadership:
“Ultimately, it trickles down to emotional intelligence. It's about being able to recognize emotions, understand emotions in yourself, understand emotions in the other person, and acknowledging these emotions that are at play.”
Sagar on actions and consequences:
“A lot of times we lack emotional intelligence because we don't see the consequences of our actions. We don't see the long-term ramifications of our actions right.”
Get to know Sagar and what she’s up to:
About Sagar
About My Emotions Matter
My Emotions Matter Website
Connect with Vivek and find out more about what he’s up to:
About Vivek
About The Agile Coach
Agile Coach Website
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There’s a misconception that the tech world is not a place for emotions, but Sagar Satyal completely disagrees. For Sagar, emotional intelligence is a key factor in communication and is very very vital. Join Vivek as he welcomes Sagar, and they will be talking about the ins and outs of emotional intelligence factoring in the NVC framework, only here in the latest episode of The Agile Coach.
HIGHLIGHTS
QUOTES
How Sagar sees organizations strive to innovate:
“The way I see it, having worked with individuals and teams in organizations, obviously, they want to innovate. They want to stay relevant. I think that's the fundamental thing because it's an ever-changing world.”
Sagar’s opinion on teamwork:
“I think teamwork and collaboration are very important, I don't think it's just a matter of individuals performing in silos and then moving up, and then that turning out to be a great creative process, I don't think it works that way.”
What Sagar thinks about empathy:
“I think it requires vulnerability to be empathetic because I have a lot of things to say to you, but I also keep that in mind that just like me, you also have your own needs, objectives, and challenges when you show up at work.”
Sagar on emotional intelligence in leadership:
“Ultimately, it trickles down to emotional intelligence. It's about being able to recognize emotions, understand emotions in yourself, understand emotions in the other person, and acknowledging these emotions that are at play.”
Sagar on actions and consequences:
“A lot of times we lack emotional intelligence because we don't see the consequences of our actions. We don't see the long-term ramifications of our actions right.”
Get to know Sagar and what she’s up to:
Connect with Vivek and find out more about what he’s up to:
If you enjoy The Agile Coach and are interested in learning more, you can check us out at the link below:
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