Introverts as Leaders
Introverts, people who are relatively submissive, peaceful and reserved, have a belief that they might not be good or enjoy being in top management roles.
Not being an outgoing or social person can be seen by them and others as a behavioral trait which makes them unsuitable for leadership roles.
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