Introversion and extroversion are just one possible part of your personality. Ultimately, who you are is so much more than that, and we will never claim to be able to capture your essence, Conclusion. Ultimately, the textbook on organizational behavior and Susan Cain's work in Quiet have common ideas about the value of introverts in the modern world in the concepts of personality, leadership, creativity, and attitudes and behaviors . You are outgoing, talkative and like to be the center of attention. In general, introverts tend to spend more time to themselves, are very aware of their internal thoughts, and are more recharged. Introduction. In the article "Caring for Your Introvert," Jonathan Rauch argues that introverts, who make up about a third of the population, are misunderstood and undervalued in American society, which he says is primarily geared toward extroverts. Rauch argues that introverts are neither shy nor misanthropic, but have different behaviors.