Emily Chan
Ambiverts are more flexible by nature. They have the ability to be more extroverted or introverted, adapting their behavior to suit the specific situation.
According to a paper from 2013, a psychologist named Adam Grant found that ambivert personality types come with a lot of advantages, particularly when working in sales.
The study looked at 340 call center employees, and those who were ambiverts had the highest number of sales.
In the end, no personality type is better than another. It’s all about knowing your strengths and limitations so you can get the most out of the social situations you choose to participate in.
Whatever you may be—introvert, extrovert, or ambivert—you should always embrace your unique personality!
