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Grace Cole November 13, 2020 I used to feel ashamed when someone referred to me as an ‘introvert’. Can you blame me? It seems like we live in a society where extroversion is encouraged and often considered more desirable than introversion. Growing up, my report cards always said, “Grace is very quiet in class and … Continue reading Why You Should Add Introverts to Your Team
by Greetje den Holder Follow @GdenHolderAugust 26, 2016 I am often trying to learn about leadership as I am preparing for the next level of my company. That means hiring employees rather than hiring the services of freelancers. It does somewhat scare me, having people depend on me for guidance and instructions on the work … Continue reading 13 Inspiring Leadership Tactics from Introverts
by Katy French July 24, 2016July 24, 2016 Everyone is desperate to be more creative these days. Between downloading the latest Tim Ferriss podcast or brushing off an old copy of The Artists’ Way (a relic of the ‘90s), we all want an IV drip of inspiration pumping into us 24/7. Obviously, businesses want that … Continue reading How to Be More Creative: Introverts vs. Extroverts
Ryan MeadJuly 13, 2015 Meet Jeff Jeff is the social butterfly of the office – truly, he gets along with everyone that steps through the front door every morning. When he walks into his cubicle Monday through Friday, he’s ready for those team projects as he is typically the leader. Jeff can make sure things … Continue reading Personality Assessments: Extroverts or Introverts for Leadership?
Peter StarkJuly 9, 2015 At some point in your life, you’ve probably been identified as an introvert or extrovert by yourself, or someone else. Maybe you identify with the reflective introverts, and prefer to work on your own, in solitude. Or maybe you identify more strongly with the gregarious extroverts, and you are energized and … Continue reading The Great Debate: Are Extroverts or Introverts Better Leaders?
Carol StephenMarch 19, 2015 On #DigiBlogChat this week, my Twitter chat (along with @LazBlazter) about new technology and blogging, some of the participants started a side conversation about introverts and how well they do with writing, and that led to a discussion of social media. As a result of that chat, I decided to write … Continue reading 6 Facts About Introverts and Social Media That Will Impress Your Friends
