Some people reliably make any team they join perform better than expected, and a Harvard study found what set them apart wasn’t IQ but skill at reading other people’s emotions
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Harvard researchers found some people consistently help any team they join beat expectations, and the trait that set them apart was skill at reading others, not IQ.
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