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I’m Writing An EQ Article For A Caribbean Human Resource Development Textbook

November 27th, 2007 by Galba Bright

Emotional Intelligence Chapter For New Caribbean HR Textbook

I am excited that I’m writing about emotional intelligence for a forthcoming Caribbean human resource management textbook.

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My chapter will describe how a group of Jamaican construction workers delivered their work on the construction of the World Cup Cricket Stadium ahead of time and under budget.

If you’re a regular Tune up your EQ reader, you may know these happenings as the How To Build A World Cup Cricket Stadium With Emoitional Intelligence Story.

I recently posted an early draft of the abstract of the chapter by mistake. I apologise if I confused you.

Do You Have Any Relevant Information?

Please contact me by Monday 10th December by ‘phone (my contact details are here), by completing the contact form below, or by commenting on the comment box, if you have been involved in, or are aware of, any research or activities regarding emotional intelligence in the Caribbean workplace. I will look into every referral and include the work in the references.

Feel free, also, to send me your comments, queries and suggestions.

I find that writing is a great tool for reflection and I’m looking forward to learning and to helping others to learn. I’ll share some of my insights once I have completed the bulk of the writing.

Thank you for your interest and support.

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3 Responses to “I’m Writing An EQ Article For A Caribbean Human Resource Development Textbook”

  1. milner » I’m Writing An EQ Article For A Caribbean Human Resource Development Textbook Says:
    November 27th, 2007 at 5:22 pm

    […] Check it out! While looking through the blogosphere we stumbled on an interesting post today.Here’s a quick excerptcricket emotional intelligence learning managing yourself Emotional Intelligence Chapter For New Caribbean HR Textbook I am excited that I’m writing about emotional intelligence for a forthcoming Caribbean human resource management textbook. [IMG smallwindieswin.jpg] My chapter will describe how a group of Jamaican construction workers delivered their work on the construction of the World Cup Cricket Stadium ahead of time and under budget. If you’re a regular Tune up your EQ reader, you may […]

  2. Liara Covert Says:
    December 5th, 2007 at 1:44 am

    It sounds great that you will be contributing your experience and insight to this textbook project. As for me, I began to learn more about the game of cricket when I moved to Australia.

  3. Galba Bright Says:
    December 6th, 2007 at 2:31 pm

    Thanks for the encouragement Liara. I’m a big cricket fan and have ben since 1966, so working on this project was like a dream come true.

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