Time flies while you're having fun, but then one day your bio says something about being a 30+ year veteran in software engineering. Still, I've not seen it all, let alone done it all (yet).
Not everyone is impressed just because someone is extroverted, and coming across as calm, measured and thoughtful should be a good thing for a developer.
It's not "better" to be extroverted. Be confident in who you are and your skills. You're looking for a job as a developer, not as a TV motivational speaker!
If you're really concerned, prepare some small talk, comment on how nice the offices(*) are etc. Just have a few options lined up already. This is definitely a skill you can learn and improve, even if you are a natural introvert.
(* but only if they are nice!)
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Not everyone is impressed just because someone is extroverted, and coming across as calm, measured and thoughtful should be a good thing for a developer.
It's not "better" to be extroverted. Be confident in who you are and your skills. You're looking for a job as a developer, not as a TV motivational speaker!
If you're really concerned, prepare some small talk, comment on how nice the offices(*) are etc. Just have a few options lined up already. This is definitely a skill you can learn and improve, even if you are a natural introvert.
(* but only if they are nice!)