Unlock Hidden Power: How Introverts Can Thrive at Work Without Pretending to Be Extroverts
It’s a skill that’s sometimes overshadowed by the loud voices in the room, but it makes a long-lasting impression.
Rather than feeling pressured to talk all the time, double down on listening. Show engagement through your body language: nod occasionally, keep eye contact, and lean in just a bit.
Then, reflect back what you’ve heard to ensure clarity—something like, “So you’re saying the timeline needs to shift?”
That simple sentence lets the other person know they’ve truly been heard. Try it the next time you’re in a team huddle.
