A closer look
The workplace has gone digital, and suddenly the rules of social survival flipped upside down. Introverts? They’re thriving—working in peace, recharging solo, and attending meetings in pajama pants. Extroverts? They’re wandering coffee shops like lonely travelers, striking up conversations with baristas just to refill their drained social batteries. This divide comes down to personality wiring: some people need solitude to recharge, others need social sparks. Now that remote work has tipped the balance, we’re watching in real time how different brains navigate a brand-new world.
