You're an Introvert?

There's nothing wrong with you but the professional world tilts the other way. 

Do you face any of these career challenges?  

Gaining recognition for your accomplishments Feeling drained of energy Being visible and heard Being assigned meaningful projects and assignments Becoming a leader Expanding your influence and clout to get things done

Managing relations with your extraverted employees, colleagues, or boss Dislike for networking events Landing the job you want Advancing your career Marketing yourself to acquire new clients Finding a job or company where your quiet personality fits

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Maybe it's time to let your quiet competence shine.

How My Services Benefit You

An individualized approach that relies on deep experience and professional training - to change how you are perceived and interact so that you can excel professionally.

Joyce Shelleman, PhD, Professional Profile

For over two decades, I have helped professionals, leaders, and up-and-coming managers. 

Common Challenges of Introverts in the Professions

Do you experience challenges in your professional life that stem from being introverted?  You're not alone.  But guess what?  Your introversion may be your most significant asset.

What is an Introvert?  

Introverts are unique.  What makes you different can either help or hinder your professional achievements.  It depends on how you use it.

 

There are real consequences to being an introvert.  Research suggests that extraverts make more money, are more likely to be promoted to leadership roles, and are more satisfied with their careers.