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Keith_Richards [23]
4 years ago
6

Jennifer Orgolini, the chief financial officer at New Belgium Brewery, explains that the benefits and rewards associated with th

e philanthropy program at the company represent another way in which they "are trying to live our values and make our love and talent manifest." Such a statement suggests that New Belgium Brewery likely values a high level of ________ in employees.
Business
1 answer:
Natali [406]4 years ago
7 0

Answer: emotional intelligence

Explanation: The capacity of an individual to control, express and be aware of the emotions of others and himself is called the emotional intelligence.

    In the given case, Jennifer Orgolini is encouraging to the employees to participate in the philanthropy program. Such programs are focused on social welfare and will make the participants more emotionally aware. Thus such motivating depicts the company wants employees that have high emotional quotient.

     

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