How to Thrive in an Extroverted World

Haugen was joined in a panel discussion on introverts in the workplace by Matt Gehring, staff coordinator with the Minnesota House Research Department, and legislative librarians Eddie Weeks of Tennessee and Cadierine Wusterhausen of Texas. While extroverts gain energy by being around groups of peop...

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Published in:State legislatures 2020-01, Vol.46 (1), p.32-33
Main Author: McClure, Megan
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Collaboration
Corporate culture
Employees
Librarians
Managers
Meetings
Personality
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Summary:Haugen was joined in a panel discussion on introverts in the workplace by Matt Gehring, staff coordinator with the Minnesota House Research Department, and legislative librarians Eddie Weeks of Tennessee and Cadierine Wusterhausen of Texas. While extroverts gain energy by being around groups of people, introverts expend energy in those situations; they gain it back by spending time alone with hobbies, books or long hikes. Consider offering written (rather man public) feedback and recognition. * Arrange the occasional group outing or team-building activity that doesn't require constant unstructured small talk.
ISSN:0147-6041