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Develop Leaders with Interpersonal Intelligence
The first step is to spot those individuals who naturally display a flair for understanding and connecting with others. These are the people in your team who are empathetic listeners, who others turn to for advice, or who have a knack for resolving conflicts with a calm and balanced approach.
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