Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Breaking the Multiple Stereotypes of Being an Asian American Female 'Introvert'

Channel your inner Kamala Harris, perhaps

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When did being quiet become associated with failure? Illustration by Kacy Burdette for Adweek
By Emmie Toyama

November 23, 2020

There is a certain stigma that comes with being an introvert, especially when culturally, you’re taught to not draw attention to yourself. But what happens when the way you behave culturally appears to conflict with the way you behave professionally?

Emmie Toyama

Emmeline Toyama is a working mother of three and a product marketer.

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