Extroverts love to socialize. They'd much prefer a long conversation with friends or even acquaintances than spend time doing ...

Introverts tend to feel drained after a lot of socializing, while extroverts tend to feel energized. There's nothing wrong with being either an introvert or extrovert and there are benefits to each.

In the workplace, introverts and extroverts have two major differences, says Zack, and introvert bosses can leverage them to create a cohesive team. Subscribe to the Daily newsletter.

“Since introversion and extroversion are influenced by genetics, they can be very resistant to change, so you probably can't just decide to become an extrovert,” she says.

Please help! -- PEER-PRESSURED DEAR PEER-PRESSURED: Everybody is different. Not everyone is an extrovert and able to handle the stimulation of being around other people for an extended period of time.

Introverts are some of your most valuable employees. Learn how to make them shine under your leadership.