Office Introverts Push to be Understood, Navigating Holiday Layoffs, How Work Will Change in 20 Years | Careers & Leadership for December 24

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In the Workplace

Office introverts want the boss to understand their plight. As quieter employees push workplaces to be more flexible and provide more resources, companies are making more space for introverts, sometimes literally: Bristol-Myers Squibb created a room where introverts can recharge.