empathy

(noun)

The intellectual identification of the thoughts, feelings, or state of another person.

Related Terms

  • leader
  • interpersonal

Examples of empathy in the following topics:

  • Learning to Listen

    • The listener should show empathy and concern for the person communicating.
  • Servant Leadership

    • Empathy: Servant leaders identify with and show concern for the needs of followers.
  • Ethics Training

    • Adam Smith terms this balance "proportionality," which we can achieve in empathy.
  • Considering Cultural and Interpersonal Differences

    • Empathy – Trying to understand the views and feelings of others from their perspective is important in all forms of management, but particularly relevant when differences in cultures are present.
  • The RATER Model

  • Gender and Diversity

    • The greatest takeaway here should be the power of empathy.
  • Barriers to Organizational Diversity

    • Solving communication issues requires self-monitoring and empathy.
  • The Role of the Manager in an Evolving Organization

    • Transparency and empathy are integral to making employees aware of and comfortable with the changes taking place.
  • Interpersonal Skills of Successful Managers

    • Empathy, self-reflection, situational awareness, and charisma all play integral roles in communicating effectively and positively.
  • Types of Organizational Culture

    • The values of charity, understanding, empowerment, and empathy would be deeply ingrained within the organization.
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