What a roller coaster of a read this book was for me. I honestly think
two completely different people wrote this book. There are parts of the
book that the research is thorough, the examples relevant and writing
flows smoothly, example: "Part One When Collaboration Kills Creativity".
There are other parts that the content becomes theatrical and without
substance, example: "Part Two Is Temperament Destiny? Nature, nurture
and the orchid hypothesis". The book is organized in an indecisive way,
and lacks cohesion. There are parts that in one paragraph the words
"introvert" and "extrovert" have been repeated more than what a brain
can contain the context.No doubt she has spent time researching the topic. But, putting every single research, the conversation, and the stories collected, verbatim, in the book left my brain gagging for some "quiet" time.
She maybe an introverted person, but she definitely is an extrovert author. She just keeps going on and on, from many different angles: business, childhood, psychology, communication, and etc. to describe the differences between an introvert and an extrovert.
