By Pulkit Sharma Empathy as a virtue was valued deeply by our ancient cultures and there was a time when people worked hard ...

Part of wellness is taking the time to understand what emotional intelligence is, why it’s important and how you can improve.

Empathy can easily be seen as a cornerstone of humanity. It binds us into communities, spurs us to ease suffering, and elevates our connections beyond mere transactions. Yet today, this "social ...

Empathy also requires us to be assertive in the classroom. Setting clear assignment deadlines and explaining evaluation criteria without fear of pushback reflects an educator’s confidence and ...

At organisations where workers give and receive recognition, the EQ of employees and leaders rises, with recognition helping ...

There’s a thin line between self-love and being self-centered. The difference lies in empathy. Self-love encourages personal ...

Empathetic leadership drives employee engagement, customer satisfaction, and even retention rates. Here is how empathy ...

Empathy is the ability to sense other people’s emotions, coupled with the ability to imagine what someone else might be thinking or feeling. Research suggests that empathic people tend to be more ...