Tom Eddington - Suggested Interview Questions

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Tom Eddington

Suggested Interview Questions

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What is conscious leadership and how can it help leaders of America’s top companies and organizations?
You led some of the largest international mergers in the finance, tech and oil industries. How did that experience lead to your present focus on conscious leadership?
How did you go about merging giant corporations such as Chevron and Texaco and Hewlett-Packard and Compaq, and how would you do it differently today?
Conscious leadership focuses on helping leaders develop the connection between their IQ, emotional intelligence and body intelligence. Can you explain how this works?
Why should we change the way we think about balancing life and work, and what does it look like to integrate the two?
What are the main skills of conscious leaders, and how can they help in leading a multigenerational, multiethnic workforce in times of rapid change?
How do you define self-awareness, and how does it make leaders more effective?
How can practicing these skills make organizations and the executives who lead them healthier?
I understand you get many questions from male and female leaders about gender issues in the workplace. How can conscious leadership skills help to address these issues?
How are corporations and large organizations similar to biological systems, and what can we learn by thinking of them as living entities?
What are the four states of consciousness that you say guide our thinking?
We don’t often associate trust and love with hard-charging executives and top corporations. What does it look like to move away from fear-based thinking and instead live and lead from a place of trust and love?
How do you advise leaders to incorporate mindfulness, meditation and self-care into their days?
What is your top advice for leaders who want to bring out the best in their teams?

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