Extroverts stand out in a profession, or any group for that matter, because they express themselves more openly.

My skills/abilities: Managing Complex Projects, Attention to Detail, Financial Analysis, Effective Communication (I'm an extroverted engineer, go figure), & Problem Solving.

The deal most certainly will benefit both parties.As an extrovert myself, I cant completely relate to how an introvert might feel, however my wife is an introvert, and one of the things she has shared with me is that she feels much more comfortable in the right setting.

My wife is the more extroverted one so I usually have her reach out to the agents and owners while I run the numbers and (someday) do some of the repairs.

Or are you extroverted, love to connect with people and discuss hypothetical situations at a high level? 

I'm an introvert as well, but in order to be successful I have to pretend to be an extrovert at least some of the time.

Some of the folks I know who'll say of themselves "I can talk to anyone" just happen to be extroverted; they don't necessarily impress or achieve when they talk!

Also, it doesn't help that I'm not the most extroverted person.

Hi, before I begin I would like everyone to know that I am a extroverted introvert.

@Wilber Perez One thing I have done that has helped which likely won’t be an option for everyone is that I have found an extroverted person to work for me.