Take the steps to unravel your emotional intelligence (EI) and how it relates to your career and that of fellow CPAs. Join exciting PhD research by one of your peers and help shape the CPA profession.
As an accountant, you understand the power of numbers for “what gets measured gets managed” (Peter Drucker). Take the opportunity to measure your emotional intelligence (EI) with an instrument chosen for its externally validated predictive validity and the fact that it measures EI as exhibited in workplace behaviours. Join others who are helping shape the accounting profession by providing invaluable data needed to understand how EI impacts the career success of an accountant in Canada.
Study description
This study is part of a comprehensive PhD research project conducted by a Canadian CPA through Andrews University. It explores the influence of EI on the career success of CPAs, considering factors such as age and other variables. Career success is measured both subjectively and objectively.
Why participate?
Emotional intelligence is increasingly recognized as essential for leadership, communication, and long-term career growth. Yet, there’s still much to learn about how it really affects a CPA’s success. Your input will help fill that gap—and guide future training, development, and support for accountants across Canada. Invest 15 minutes to reflect and also get confidential instant insights into your EI work-related behaviours impacting your career success.
