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Introverts and Extroverts: Managing Their Differences To Maximize Productivity

The concept of introverts and extroverts has been around for over 100 years. But over time we've developed some serious stereotypes and misconceptions about the two personality types, like:

  • Introverts are shy
  • Extroverts make the best salespeople
  • Introverts aren't good managers
  • Extroverts are more creative
  • Introverts hate meetings

It's not that simple.

But, once you know the real differences between the two, it's not all that hard.

Inside this fast-read, 28-page report, you'll discover the differences (backed by science), how to determine who is who – and the different ways to work with them to maximize their workplace potential.

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In this Essential Insight, you'll discover how a deeper understanding of these personality types can help maximize your team's productivity, plus answers to your most burning questions like:

  • Which type am I?
  • How do I know the difference between the two? (and how do I determine who is who?)
  • What truly makes someone an introvert vs. extrovert?
  • Do introverts need to just come out of their shells?
  • Do extroverts just need to shut up every once in a while?
  • Is it good for the manager and employees to be the same type?
  • What if I manage an opposite type?
  • Can introverts be excellent managers?
  • What causes the differences in how extroverts and introverts build personal energy?
  • Do these personality types have more to do with nature or nurture?
  • What are the strengths of extroverts and introverts?
  • What are they best at?
  • How do you manage each type differently?
  • Do they have different communication styles?
  • How can I make changes in the workplace to help each succeed?
  • What is each of their time management skills like?
  • Is there an optimal workspace for each type?
  • Which group makes the better manager?

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From bite sized pieces of wisdom to full on training series, I highly recommend Resourceful Manager!
Cindy Saunders, SPHR|GPHR|SHRM-SCP,
Human Resources Business Partner
This is one of the best resources I have had as a people manager and use it frequently. I find good guidance and information to use and share.
Joe Byrne,
Sr. Customer Operations Manager,
Inflight Connectivity
Quick actionable advice backed by research. I also appreciate the common format of the blueprints and depth that is available to make implementation dynamic to my application (I don't feel like I have to change the world at once).
Kenson,
Quality Manager