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Thursday 15 November 2018

Employee Sustainability in Changing Dynamics of Corporate


The corporate world is a hyper and highly competitive work scenario. The dynamics in this working environment are never stagnant and constantly change either for better or worse. The ability to survive, adjust, deliver and thrive in this fast-paced setup determines employee sustainability and longevity.

Surviving in a high-pressure corporate setup requires the following prerequisites:

  • People skills
  • A professional and adaptive skill set
  • Emotional intelligence
Here is how these factors can help employees carry on in the world of challenging corporate environments.

People skills

Corporate houses need employees who know how to play well with customers and clients. The ability to relate to others, have patience with customers, understanding when and how to express empathy, communicating in an effective manner and having the ability to listen to what the other has to say are some of the important people skills you have to possess if you want to survive and go higher up the ladder. Having good people skills means enhancing efficient and productive human interaction in a manner that suits everyone’s benefit. This, in turn, works to maximize productivity.

Professional and adaptive skill set

Working in a corporate requires a certain skill set. Employers have realized that it is easier to train smart individuals on how to perform the specifics of the role. Employees who come with strong organizational, analytical, research and communication skills are placed in high regard. So also showing flexibility to adapt, problem-solving and decision-making skills and having the ability to multi-task in a highly volatile workplace work as an advantage for employees. This is because it is a good thing for any corporate organization.

Emotional intelligence

Emotional intelligence in a corporate basically revolves around the ability to understand how relationships and people function. It is about comprehending teamwork, leadership, partnership, and management skills. An emotionally intelligent employee understands the relationship between directors, colleagues, staff, stakeholders, customers, suppliers, networking contacts and competitors. This helps the corporate form trusting relationships that are built on diplomacy and respect. Employees showing good EQ help to reduce bad behavior at work and are an asset to any organization. This is because their positive approach helps to do away with conflict and enhances corporate productivity.
Employees having these attributes and qualities in their personalities are well appreciated and are considered constants in the chaotic and ever-evolving corporate sector. It promotes employee sustainability even though the dynamics at work are constantly shifting.

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