I've struggled over my entire life with co-workers who were perceived me as abrasive, abrupt, quick to judge, and too process oriented and logical. But I get so frustrated by endless group meetings of extroverted interruptions, snap judgments, multitasking, and no time for individual contribution or critical thought. Thank you for the ideas to better connect with peers of differing personality types. It's what's holding me back. I'm at a cross-roads trying to decide if I can continue in my extroverted retail job, or pursue something more serene and individual. That's hard to change tracks being over 50.
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I've struggled over my entire life with co-workers who were perceived me as abrasive, abrupt, quick to judge, and too process oriented and logical. But I get so frustrated by endless group meetings of extroverted interruptions, snap judgments, multitasking, and no time for individual contribution or critical thought. Thank you for the ideas to better connect with peers of differing personality types. It's what's holding me back.
I'm at a cross-roads trying to decide if I can continue in my extroverted retail job, or pursue something more serene and individual. That's hard to change tracks being over 50.