Tom Krieglstein explains why extroverts speak first in group settings: they think out loud. Introverts process internally before talking, so they're slower to raise their hands. This shapes who gets heard when you ask a room for feedback.
If we have 20 people in a room and I posed an idea to the whole group and asked for feedback, who do you think we would hear from the fastest and the most often? Introverts? Nope. Soft spoken people? Nope. Deep thinkers? Nope. Processors? Nope. We'd hear from the extroverts. They would be the first ones to pop their hand up and share their thoughts. It's a known trait of extroverts to think out loud, whereas a known trait of introverts is to pre process the idea internally first and then share it with others. As a.
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