Introverts Explained
- Introverts are not performing as brilliantly in hardcore sales jobs, as the extroverts.
- Introverts are less likely to be recognized and promoted to leadership positions through the usual channels in the corporate world.
- They are more likely to be reliable and humble, and more careful with their health and safety.
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