quiet-the-power-of-introverts-in-a-world-that-cant-stop-talking-susan-cain

to shake Wall Street, Main Street, and
Pennsylvania Avenue. If you work in
corporate America, there’s a good
chance that Harvard Business School
grads have shaped your everyday life,
too, weighing in on how much privacy
you need in your workspace, how many
team-building sessions you need to attend
per year, and whether creativity is
best achieved through brainstorming or
solitude. Given the scope of their influence,
it’s worth taking a look at who
enrolls here—and what they value by
the time they graduate.
The student who wishes me luck in
finding an introvert at HBS no doubt
believes that there are none to be
found. But clearly he doesn’t know his
first-year classmate Don Chen. I first
meet Don in Spangler, where he’s
seated only a few couches away from
the road-trip planners. He comes across
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