While most people fall somewhere in between the two extremes, it's likely that you find yourself swaying one way or the other. If you're an extrovert, you're probably more outgoing, energized by being around other people, enjoy jumping into new things quickly, and process ideas by talking them out. As a result of these tendencies, what makes an extrovert happy can be very different than what makes an introvert happy. No matter where you fall on the spectrum, knowing what folks with different personality types enjoy is important for communication -- both at home and at work.
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