“…Intelligence, and specifically Emotional Intelligence, also shows a deep connection to organizational success, therefore, more and more in addition to the types of knowledge, skills and traditional abilities associated to individual performance and work success, personal configuration skills are required, such as, personal management, empathy and interpersonal sensitivity, that is, a set of skills that to achieve the required success, deal with the recognition, regulation and emotional expression-emotional competencies [53]. According to Reference [56], in business environment "the use of emotion can be genuine or simply a tactic to achieve the objectives pursued" (p. 15), being ethically more acceptable the premeditated use of emotions as tactic with greater ethical tolerance in use of positive emotions than negative emotions, than other types of dissimulation strategies, like the use of false information or failure to comply promises.…”