How to design introvert-friendly workshops without frustrating extroverts? (With Examples)
Do you Talk to Think or do you Think to Talk? If we believe the statistics, roughly half of us belong to the first group and we tend to call them “extroverts”.[1] The other group, so-called “introverts” usually keep their thoughts to themselves until they have something valuable to say. In the business context, where most things seem to happen in fast motion, meeting time often runs out before introverts could rise to speak. How many ideas or concerns are we ignoring every day because the way we collaborate does not give voice to fifty per cent of the population? “The place of introverts in our culture today is very…
