> One of the defining traits of an introvert is avoiding conflict.
No it's not. That's one of the defining traits of disagreeableness, which is known to be independent from introversion.
No it's not. That's one of the defining traits of disagreeableness, which is known to be independent from introversion.
He also took leading part in many high management meetings without any social fear.
I am about the middle and i hated working under an extrovert manager, all chatting, big words, self promotion stories, useless long meetings, fake friendly attitude that turned into professional talk when shit got real etc.
The difference between an introvert and an extrovert is best displayed when there is a lack of incentive.
Introverts can readily step into an extroverted role when it's necessary and aligns with their goals.
Introverts are not going to toast at a large party without good reason(improving speaking skills, impressing a guest, etc) whereas an extrovert might give a toast for fun.
Does your blood settle in the top or lower part of your head?