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By Quiet Revolution

“No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotion at Work”: A Q&A with Liz Fosslien and Mollie West Duffy

We so love your upcoming book, No Hard Feelings: The Secret Power of Embracing Emotion at Work! Can you tell us more about it? No…

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By Karl Moore

How to Stand Out at Your First Job, the Introvert Way

The value of the more soft-spoken members of the C-suite is becoming widely recognized and – based on the results these leaders have quietly achieved…

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By Karen Wickre

Making Connections That Count

Usually the word “networking” is found nowhere near the word “introvert,” perhaps other than to say “these two don’t mix well.” But as someone who,…

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By Matthew.Pollard

The Introvert’s Edge – A Guide for Salespeople

Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Matthew Pollard’s book release of The Introvert’s Edge. We introverts live in a world that looks up…

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By Kristen Hadeed

Permission to Screw Up

If you haven’t heard of Kristen Hadeed yet, you’re in for a treat. She’s an unlikely, winsome, fiercely warm-hearted business owner who’s not afraid to…

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By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes

When Work Is Like a Battlefield

5 ways to assert your introvert boundary.

Great at Work

Quiet Revolution is excited to spread the word about Morten Hansen’s new book, Great at Work. The author wrote the following blog post for the Quiet Revolution...

By Quiet Revolution's Field Notes

The One Gesture That Can Make the Difference

How to effect great change from the bottom up—quietly.

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By Quiet Revolution

Thoughts from an Introverted Author: Q&A with Bethany Ball

Quiet Revolution is excited to help spread the word about Bethany Ball’s new book: What to Do About the Solomons. Susan Cain, Quiet Revolution’s co-founder, conducted an…