Can Introverts Be Great Project Managers?

Project managers balance a variety of activities: planning and problem solving, leading the team, resolving conflicts and communicating, communicating, and communicating. Very often this role is associated with meetings, meetings, meetings, which for someone with an introverted personality might seem overwhelming and draining. On the flip-side, hiring managers might assume that outgoing extroverted candidates might be a better fit for the project management roles, due to their strong, loud presence.
Does that mean that the profession of a project manager is reserved for extroverts? Let's find out!
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[@KAI1097]

Great video! Best of luck with your channel!

[@shaynepearce4746]

Great video, I will have to watch the others, very well done.

[@RC-fi8nn]

Brilliant video, very helpful! I'm an introvert and considering a career pivot from people management to project management. I think an introvert's natural ability to (a) communicate concisely and effectively and (b), be highly organised, would be a big advantage in the a PM role.