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IMPACT OF LEADERS’ EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE ON EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT: EXPERIENCES FROM BANKING COMPANIES IN INDIA
Full text link110-123In this context issues i.e. Emotional Intelligence and Employee Engagement
have their own significance for organizational performance and
effectiveness. In the present research paper an attempt is made to examine
the relationship between Leader’s Emotional Intelligence and Employee
Engagement in Indian Banking Industry. For the collection of primary
data proportionate stratified random sampling approach has been
followed. Nonstandard unstructured questionnaire was used to measure
the Emotional Intelligence and Employee Engagement of banking
employees. Based on total population of 1800 employees, 200 were selected
as sample including 100 managers and 100 clerical employees. The method
of Principle Component Analysis and Varimax Rotation was employed to
discover the structure and convergence of variables in the model. On the
basis of results of Factor Analysis, Employee Engagement have been
grouped into three 3 strata named Job Autonomy (JA), Job Achievement
(JAch) and Job Involvement (JI) having the Cronbach’s Alpha of .775,
.706, .645 and for Emotional Intelligence 4 groups were made named as
Application of Emotion (AOE), Instruction to Emotion (ITE), Self Emotion
Appraisal (SEA), and Others’ Emotion Appraisal (OEA) having the
Cronbach’s Alpha of .757, .759,.693, .505 respectively. The result of
Correlation Analysis shows a significantly low positive correlation between
Instruction to Emotion and Employee Engagement (r=.283, p=.000), Others
Emotion Appraisal and Employee Engagement (r=.146, p=.040), Self Emotion Appraisal and Employee Engagement (r=.065, p=.001) and
application of Emotion and Employee Engagement (r=.065, p=.359). Lastly
(Cox and Snell) 64.3%, (Nagelkerke) 74.0% and (McFadden) 50.8%
indicates highly influence of Emotional Intelligence on Employee
Engagement
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