Effective leaders are empathetic, service-oriented and organizationally aware of their surroundings, reading people and cues well.
Mystery client reports supported this result, with all mystery callers reporting a sensitive, empathetic, informative and responsive service.
Factors, such as residence in rural areas, acceptability of service, cooperation, empathetic attitude and active listening by the traditional healers as compared to conventional health care professionals, [ 21, 24] also play a part.
There does still seem to be a critical role for lawyers in the delivery of creative, effective, empathetic, and efficient legal services in ways computers cannot.
"You have a tug of war in his personality – the part strengthened by his church service that is extremely empathetic, and the part that is extremely analytical that turns people off".
The word "service" is deferential and empathetic to those around us, and "changing the world" is individualistic and full of hubris.
After all, when Twitter co-founder Biz Stone described the new startup as experiment designed to "make the world a more empathetic place," – yes, a mobile Q&A service – it's hard not to roll your eyes.
Arianna also speaks admiringly, especially of "some beautiful book passages" such as when the first lady watched her husband at his widely praised, empathetic sermon at the Gabby Giffords service.
392 women having experienced unsafe abortion were identified by an empathetic approach and offered postabortion contraceptive service, which included counselling on HIV and condom use.
Empathetic with her clients, she provides services tailored to their needs.
Through a variety of interventions, such as individual and group counselling, psycho-educational workshops, and interactive self-help resources, university counselling services can help students in a professional, empathetic and non-judgmental way gain insight and awareness into their difficulties.
