Why Emotional Intelligence is the Superpower of Future Managers-MBA Students?

 When it comes to an MBA program, most people think of leadership, management, decision-making, etc., but the most important skill for all future managers will probably be something much deeper, Emotional Intelligence (EI). 


In today's workplace, success is no longer about just having strong numbers or developing the best strategies. It is about understanding people, managing stress, and interpersonal relationships wisely. One MBA graduate who understands how to keep calm under pressure, motivate a team, and empathize with difficult situations will always be a more valuable resource than one who relays theory but cannot apply it to practice.



EI will help you connect, lead with confidence, and establish trust and all three are key qualities of a successful leader. Many companies have even begun to prefer MBA graduates who demonstrate emotional awareness and literacy than those who simply recite technical skills and concepts. For a new generation of young professionals, honing EI could be a game-changer for your career. You can get started by observing your own reactions and responses, learning about conflict management, and practicing active listening in your next group meeting or internship.



At Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies (RDIAS), we embed emotional intelligence and leadership development throughout every aspect of learning supporting our MBA students to develop as not just managers, but empathetic and impactful leaders for the future.


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