Why we misjudge introverts and what we can do about it

Escape from Cubicle Nation Podcast by Pamela Slim

Jun 27, 201237:41Business

Popular American business culture says that the more someone "participates" by talking aloud during a meeting or networking event, the more "active," "friendly" and "supportive" they are. This (erroneous) definition igno...

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