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Resilience and Emotional Intelligence: A Dynamic for HR Professionals in Workplace with Reference to Supreme Industries Ltd

Author(s) Janani S, Pougajendy S
Country India
Abstract This study aims to examine the dynamic relationship between resilience and emotional intelligence (EI) and their impact on Human Resource (HR) professionals in the workplace. As organizations continue to navigate complex challenges, including the post-pandemic work environment and evolving business demands, HR professionals are increasingly expected to cultivate emotionally intelligent and resilient teams to drive performance and well-being. The research highlights how EI enables HR professionals to effectively manage workplace emotions, improve communication, and resolve conflicts, while resilience helps employees recover from setbacks and maintain productivity. Through a detailed review of existing literature and case studies, including insights from organizations like Supreme Industries Ltd., this study emphasizes the importance of integrating EI and resilience into HR strategies. The findings suggest that HR professionals who foster these traits within their teams can enhance employee engagement, reduce burnout, and create a positive organizational culture, ultimately contributing to long-term organizational success. This research underscores the need for HR professionals to prioritize emotional and psychological competencies as critical elements in workforce development and organizational resilience.
Keywords Resilience, Emotional Intelligence(EI), Human Resource(HR), Employee Engagement, Conflict Resolution.
Field Business Administration
Published In Volume 6, Issue 6, November-December 2024
Published On 2024-12-27
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i06.33442
Short DOI https://doi.org/g82gj7
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