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Understanding these differences provides valuable insights into how various generations manage emotions five composite areas: Self-Perception, Self-Expression, Interpersonal, Decision-Making, and Stress Management According to the EQ-i 2.0 model, they tend to exhibit strong Stress Management and Decision-Making skills However, this generation tends to struggle with Self-Management, particularly with impulse control and Gen Z is more prone to anxiety and struggles with areas like impulse control and stress management due

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I spent a long time in recruiting before transitioning into coaching. I spoke to several million people during that time who looked for work or who were trying to hire. Having spent time considering my conversations and speaking with others, I’ve come to understand that “Of course, it’s the manager’s fault.” “Why is that?” The employee or the manager? I think it lies with the manager. The converse can also be true.