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I'm a pretty strong introvert. I think you just have to find the right environment for you, no matter what type you are.I think the true definition of introvert and extrovert (at least with MBTI) refers more to where you draw your energy from...outside sources or from within yourself.
Correct definition! Often confused with personality types...I'm an introvert to the core....but my personality is very out going and often gregarious. Thanks for the heads up to everyone about this term. Blessings,
Alyx
I'm an introvert to such an extreme that I don't even like small talk. I feel that small chatter and mingling with people is a major hold-up, so I tend to avoid social gatherings whenever possible.
Being around people does not bestow any energy upon me. In fact, socializing bores me and wears me down. I've grown rather comfortable and accustomed to my role as an introverted loner.
jessi1106, BSN, RN
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I am a new nurse, immersed in a new (nursing) culture.
Most of my coworkers seem outspoken and very extroverted, however we have a few 'quiet leaders' on the unit.
All of the personality testing I have done puts me just on the brink - between extrovert and introvert.
I am left wondering...are most nurses extovert or introvert?
What do you think?