Why Extraverts Don’t Necessarily Make Good Leaders
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The widely accepted assumption that extraverted individuals are more likely to become leaders because of their communication skills is often mistaken. The reason: extraverted individuals may have the inclination but not necessary the skills to be effective communicators.
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