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Posted by Lauri Gröhn on January 21, 2003 at 09:20:55:
In Reply to: Re: EQ - learning styles posted by Joseph Murphy on January 21, 2003 at 09:10:28:
JoeÖ
"But I still feel, it's the combined EQ, and not the IQ which gets at the issues."I have all the time agreed with that. The example given by Peter M. Senge (... collective IQ is 63) was just an example what can happen. After this example (the Fifth Discipline. p 9) Senge goes on to "team learning".
- Re: EQ - learning styles Joseph Murphy 13:23:41 01/22/03 (0)
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