In workplaces that rely on peer evaluation for awarding raises, bonuses or promotions, introverts consistently rated extroverted co-workers as worse performers, and were less likely to give them credit for their work or endorse them for advancement.
In workplaces that rely on peer evaluation for awarding raises, bonuses or promotions, introverts consistently rated extroverted co-workers as worse performers, and were less likely to give them credit for their work or endorse them for advancement.