Thought Leaders 3 Hidden Productivity Hacks Introverts Use to Quietly Outsmart Extroverts These quiet strategies help introverts thrive in loud, fast-paced work environments. By John Rampton
Thought Leaders These 2 Overlooked Introvert Superpowers Are the Secret to Strong Leadership and Success, Stanford University Expert Says By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders Introverts Can Achieve Promotions and Other Professional Wins Despite Not Being the Loudest in the Room — Here’s How By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders Introverts Who Use This Secret Weapon Can Be More Powerful Than Extroverts in the Workplace Less extroverted colleagues are often misunderstood and underestimated — but their talent for one thing in particular sets them up for success. By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders Being an Introvert Doesn’t Make You a Bad Leader. In Fact, It Just Might Be Your Secret Weapon. We've peddled this idea that a leader has to be an extroverted, outgoing "people person." But that couldn't be more wrong. By Sofia Laurell
Thought Leaders 6 Overlooked Superpowers of Introverts in the Workplace Introverts provide the counterbalance to our overly valued extroverted world. By Robin Buckley, PhD
Business News The Best Jobs for Introverts and Extroverts Here are the best career options for introverts and extroverts, according to a career expert. By Glassdoor
Building a Business This Extreme Extrovert Started a Multimillion-Dollar Wellness Snack Company After Her Stint in the Peace Corps Was Cut Short Lisa Curtis was introduced to the healthful moringa plant after volunteering to work in Africa. Her company recently raised $6 million. By Stephen J. Bronner
Thought Leaders The Sales Superpowers of Introverts Time to rethink everything you believe about succeeding at sales. By Matthew Pollard
Thought Leaders How, Even As an Introvert, I Still Learned to Close Sales A follow-up email and a smile on your face -- even one that your prospect can't see -- can help nail that sale. By Sujan Patel
Marketing 3 Ways to Make Memorable Small Talk That Gets People Interested In Working With You The easiest way to be intriguing is listen closely after you've asked someone to tell you about themself. By Tor Constantino
Thought Leaders How to Keep Introverted Employees From Quietly Leaving Your Company — in Droves A Myers-Briggs Type Indicator test could determine the mix of introverts and extroverts at your company -- helping you to help everyone thrive. By Heather R. Huhman
Thought Leaders Do Extroverts Have an Advantage in Entrepreneurship? No worries: With practice, you can train yourself to master habits and approaches that help those on "the other side" run their businesses.