5 Things Introverts Need to Explain to Their Managers
Though not everyone falls clearly into one of two distinct categories, in work and in life, there are introverts and extroverts. Introverts, by nature, typically recharge their emotional batteries by spending time alone. In fact, their energy can seem entirely drained when they're around other people for extended periods of time. Extroverts, by contrast, thrive on mingling with other people. They don't mind large crowds, and they generally prefer the company of others to solo downtime.
Not surprisingly, the business world tends to favor extroverts, because they're generally better at speaking their minds, owning the room, and grabbing folks' attention. As such, we introverts risk getting lost in the corporate shuffle.
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