Introverts: Page 4

Leadership

This Introvert Founder Swears by This Management Tip

Angie's List's Angie Hicks says even if you have thousands of employees, you can build stronger relationships with this strategy.

Leadership

Don't take offense that a competent-but-shy member of the team keeps to himself.

Living

A new personality type has emerged that puts the old introvert versus extrovert debate to rest. Find out if you're an Ambivert.

Growing a Business

The Collision Conference is huge by anybody's standards but very, very far outside the comfort zone of somebody who works happily alone at home.

Leadership

The best leaders may be hiding in plain sight.

Thought Leaders

Introverts are naturally good at structuring their own time and don't get stir crazy working at home.

Leadership

Your managers can potentially impact employee retention for the better by adopting a tailored approach to your introverted staff.

Fundraising

Networking may not come naturally to you but don't let it show.

Fundraising

How to make connections when you don't love talking to people.

Fundraising

Being social media savvy doesn't really matter in the networking world.

Resumes & Interviewing

The key is compassion and energy.

Business News

First, know that your introversion isn't a curse -- it's a strength, if you know how to use it.

Growing a Business

Here's how introverts can use their special skills to excel at a job interview.

Thought Leaders

If you're often chided to be nice and fit in, it might be a sign you should follow your own path.

Leadership

Research suggests that introverts possess qualities that can rocket them to the top of their fields.