It is certainly a myth that introverts are inherently bad at interviews. The intimate setting of a one-to-one or two-to-one conversation can often suit introverts, who tend to thrive in smaller, focused interactions. But interviews can be nerve-wracking for anyone and interviews as an introvert can pose a unique set of challenges.
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Social interactions – especially those that last for an extended period – can be exhausting for introverts. This doesn’t mean that introverts dislike being around people, nor does it mean they should avoid social settings altogether. Simply put, their energy is depleted faster during these activities because of how they process and react to the stimuli around them.
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Effective time management is crucial for everyone, as it ensures a productive day and minimizes the risk of missed deadlines and overlooked plans. For introverts, time management is also vital to ensure they allocate enough alone time to recharge and replenish their energy levels. Without sufficient alone time, introverts risk burnout, stress, and exhaustion.
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Marketing, at first glance, can seem rather complicated. There are numerous platforms, various strategy techniques, and so many acronyms!
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If you’re an introvert, chances are you have been asked, ‘Why are you so quiet?’ more than once. Although the question often stems from curiosity rather than derision or mockery, it is often hard not to take offence. Or, at the very least, wonder why being quiet is such a big issue.
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There are 4 types of introverts – social, thinking, anxious and restrained. Although they share similar qualities and fall under the umbrella of introversion, they are fairly distinctive.
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Shyness is an emotional response to social discomfort, whereas introversion is a personality type. The two terms are unrelated. There is, however, a common misconception that they are synonymous as they can share certain qualities.
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The concept of the Extrovert Ideal, popularised by Susan Cain in her book Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking, is the idea that the ideal self should be “gregarious, alpha, and comfortable in the spotlight” (extroverted).
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The terms introversion and extroversion are used a lot in the modern world. But what do we mean when we call someone an introvert or extrovert?
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