Yeah, same here. And it's not just about programming too. Doing something 'live' with an audience requires a very different mindset than doing it at your own pa

Yeah, same here. And it's not just about programming too. Doing something 'live' with an audience requires a very different mindset than doing it at your own pace. I even struggle to play a video game as well as normal when it feels there's a crowd watching. That said, I do worry that we'll see a rise in clueless managers and HR departments that don't understand this (and think it's some magical way to determine someone's level of skill). That could lead to even more situations where being extraverted is seemingly more valued than actually being good at the job.