Move over, charismatic showboats—introverted leaders drove 28% higher productivity from proactive, engaged teams compared to their extroverted counterparts, according to one study by Adam Grant from ...

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It's generally believed that the teaching profession is better suited to extroverts. While hugely rewarding, it is exceptionally demanding, noisy, chaotic and educators are always under the microscope ...

Yet introverts often get a bad rap when it comes to leadership and the workplace. One study showed that 65 percent of senior corporate executives saw introversion as a “barrier” to leadership. It’s ...

A lot of people object to the entire concept of labeling ourselves with personality traits such as introversion. They argue that labels are limiting, that we are more than our labels, and that labels ...

We live in a society that is geared towards extroversion. Estimates suggest that introverts make up at least 50 per cent of the population, but despite this, parents, and a large section of society, ...

Why do girls find the outgoing football quarterback most attractive? Why does a charismatic "bad boy" have beautiful girls falling all over him? Could the nerdy introvert ever measure up to a "sexy" ...