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Extroverts And The Complexities Of Team Dynamics

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"Introvert, Extroverts and the Complexities of Team Dynamics" is an article from Francesca Gino published on March 16th 2015. It explains how two different personalities, which are introvert and extrovert, evolve in workplaces as leaders. However the article compares, in the same situation, strengths and weaknesses of both personalities. The author starts her article by giving a short personality test to do. By doing it, the reader will be able to know if he is an introverted or and extroverted personality. I think the test is succinct. It is not really relevant to suggest to the reader with five words Gino is able to tell if the reader is more likely an introverted or an extroverted. The test needs to be more nuanced and explained. Then,

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