Introverts tend to get a bad rap in social situations. They can be viewed as slow decision makers or socially awkward. I know because I’m an introvert. Holley Gerth, author of “The Powerful Purpose of Introverts,” and fellow introvert, joins us to share her insights on how you can advance in your career by harnessing the superpower that is your introvertedness!
What you’ll learn
- Everything that goes into being an introvert (it’s not just wanting to avoid small talk)
- How to use your introverted personality to your advantage in your career and social life
- The importance of viewing introversion as one of your strengths
Have career change questions or want to make an introduction? Email scott@happentoyourcareer.com
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