Research on communication in the workplace has revealed that personality traits such as assertiveness, agreeableness, conscientiousness, and extroversion tend to increase the chance that someone will communicate at work. People with high self-esteem also are less likely to remain silent at work.
Your reality determines the choices you make in life. ... Research shows that your personality trait (patterns of thinking, feeling and behaving) not only changes your outlook on life but also change the way you perceive reality at work, and how you relate with family, friends, and romantic partners.
When we come to expect someone to act a certain way, we learn to interact with them based on their personality. ... When we behave different than our normal personality traits, people may take time to adjust to the situation. Personality also affects our ability to interact with others, which can impact our career success.
