Introvert, Part 2.
By now, most of you know that I have declared myself an introvert, and I'm not totally surprised to see that many of you identify with it, too. I think a lot of us are great social-media-interactors because we have a hard time being face-to-face with people. Being on the computer gives us a chance to think about what we're saying and also allows us to edit our thoughts. And so, because I find infographics to be fun and generally informative and often humorous, I present to you:
Respect the hamster ball.
But really, I just love the way this is laid out to make it really easy to know how to deal with this type of personality.
This second one was actually e-mailed to me as a suggestion based off of my last post about being intoverted, and I just now scrolled to the bottom of my e-mail pile and found it there, forgotten. It's so good, though, you have to read it.
Source: BestMastersPrograms.org
Personally, I think most people would work well in a nice, quiet environment alone without distractions. Think of how much work you get done when you are by yourself, without distraction. Maybe a little music playing. You are more likely to achieve flow, which is so good for you (see: Flow in the Workplace). I think we introverts are onto something.
