4 Tips for Introverts Trying to Make New Friends at Work
byYou’re not anti-social or shy, but you are an introvert and it takes you a little longer to become friends with people. But you want new friends at work!
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Everyone needs help with their career sometimes—and introverts are no different. But there are definitely some issues that introverts face in the workplace that other’s don’t. Find our entire job & career archive below, or check out our favorite posts about jobs for introverts and job interviews.
Why Introverts Make Some of the Best Leaders
byHere are four reasons why introverts are just as good at leading as extroverts — and sometimes better.
Why Intuitive Introverts Need Meaningful Work
byThey’re wary of “selling out” or “selling their soul” just for the sake of a paycheck.
The 5 Worst Things For Introverts About Working in Food Service
byThere were plenty of moments that had me running to the bathroom so I could cry alone.
4 Powerful Strengths of the Introverted Teacher
byI instinctively understand what it means when students are quiet, and my strong observation skills help me tune into their needs.
Why Conferences Are an Introvert’s Nightmare (and How to Cope)
byThese seven tips will help you get through your next conference without feeling completely drained.
5 Ways Introverts Have an Edge Over Extroverts in the Corporate World
byI was hyper-aware of my lack of personal space, and I was never going to be a strong networker. Despite this, I had an edge over the extroverts.
What It’s Like Being an INFJ Teacher
byI used to think I was too much of an introvert to teach. But my INFJ personality makes me perfectly suited to the job.
Why Call Centers Are a Modern-Day Hell for the Working Introvert
byImagine a workspace where fluorescent lights illuminate a gray, open-office plan. Your work is constantly interrupted by the din of coworkers loudly chatting. And then there are the phones.
5 Ways Bosses Can Get the Best Out of Introverts
byI am unable to think or speak clearly on the spot. Like many introverts, I need a little time to think things through before responding.