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Assistant Manager - Invest India | Delhi University’s 21 under 21 | Modern School; SBSC

Being an introvert is often seen as a con in corporate but I find them to be the best people to work with! Relatively introverted managers and peers share some of the best traits I’ve seen: ➡️ They are the most efficient workers - less talk and more work! ➡️They aren’t interested in office gossip and don’t engage in toxic conversations ➡️ They don’t need constant company and are very well by themselves ➡️ They can be the most fun people to hang out with once they’ve opened up to you ➡️ They have a very underrated sense of humour - possibly the funniest folks if you know them well! Despite the entire charade of visibility and being out there in corporate still stands - being an introvert isn’t a shortcoming, Trust me, yall are a blessing - ever so refreshing!

Vikramaditya Kumar Taneja

Assistant Manager - Invest India | Delhi University’s 21 under 21 | Modern School; SBSC

5mo

For my network :D

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Mohammed Furqan

He who edits Warikoo's courses, and creates content on IG

5mo

Also, introverts are often slow decision makers. And that's good!

Eklavya M.

Consultant, EXL Analytics | TIET

5mo

Cheers to all the introverts out there! While we don't hear you talk the walk, we know the footprints your quality work leaves behind. 💯

Shahnawaz Khan

Android @CrakCode | Native Android, KMP Developer | Seeking Growth Opportunity

5mo

Feels like u met real introverts not who just claim they are introverts on social platforms these days Vikramaditya Kumar Taneja

Sakthivel G

Technical Architect/Manager @ Coimbatore | Polyglot | Software Architecture as a service (SAaaS), Engineering Management as a Service (EMaaS) consultant (part-time)

5mo

I am an introvert (trying not to be nowadays). Introverts are simple, honest, direct, very straight-forward and won't beat around the bush. They are true to their inner feelings. Often has difficulty - to keep their mouth-shut (for long) when something wrong is happening around and - to tell lies (when needed) due to limited social surroundings and feeling of guilt. Extroverts (I know few, though can't generalize all though in this feedback) are very polished speakers and sweet tongued. They adapt and behave based on their surroundings. Often they - keep silence when things are wrong around (to prevent harm inflicted on them) and - the words they tell are NOT what they mean truely and always get away with their flattering sentences. Introverts are mostly techies (true to their findings in design/architecture and fixing issues which otherwise won't work with machines) and Extroverts are mostly on management side (as they excel in knowing when, what and how to talk to people/clients and please their seniors by flattery).

Sachin Jha

Story-led Branding For Executives and Leaders on LinkedIn | aquaman @ ocean

5mo

But mostly what I see is that the people who work less and talk more get all the promotions!

Archana A S

| Content strategist | Content writer | Architectural Writer | Bridging ideas and thoughts with words and art |

5mo

This feels so validating, especially living as an introvert in a world built for extroverts is really something!

Sunita Priyadarshi

Looking for my ikigai| Storyteller| I write Life Experiences

5mo

This introvert thing has always kept me in constant self doubt. Sensing it this way gives confidence.

Karan Chawla

Ex-Bain | CFA Level II Cleared | Business Valuation | Equity research | M&A Research | CFP

5mo

It's important to remember that introversion isn't a weakness, but rather a valuable trait in the workplace.

Jency Vincent

Delivery Lead | 12+ Years in Fund Accounting | Investment Banking Expert | Transition & Migration Specialist | Hedge Fund Accounting | OTC Derivatives | Team Leader | Operational Excellence Advocate

5mo

Once stepped into corporate world everyone becomes introvert that would be the best practice to save yourself from backstabbers 😀

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