Extroversion, proactive personality linked to career success, researcher finds

Wednesday, May 10, 2017 - 08:42 in Psychology & Sociology

Nearly 4 million students are expected to earn higher education degrees in the U.S. this academic year, and many of them will be awarded this month. Research shows that those who obtain college degrees on average earn more and have greater job satisfaction. Now new research from the University of Missouri reveals another factor related to success—those who are the most outgoing and proactive also are most likely to have successful careers.

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