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Being an introvert in a corporate world

Laurence Paquette
Jun 22, 2021
1 min read

Updated: Oct 23, 2023

▶️ 🎥 I made a video 🙂

It's not easy to be an introvert in the corporate world. As an introvert myself, I have learned a few tips and tricks over the years to be successful. I have shared those in an article a few weeks back and now I have made a video to summarise my top introvert tricks!

👉 And I'd love to hear from other introverts on this matter. Is being an introvert at work easy, difficult? Do you struggle carving time out or blocking out the noise? Please share your thoughts!

If you want to see the original article I wrote on the matter, you can find it here: https://bit.ly/3cKNS22

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