You produce better work alone than most teams do together.
You do your best work alone. Headphones in, the task in front of you, no one asking for a status update. You've always been this way — the group project where you just did your half (and probably part of theirs), the solo study session that was twice as productive as the group one. You're not cold, you just don't need an audience to perform. The problem is that the world rewards visibility as much as output, and the person who quietly delivers in their own lane often gets passed over for the person who performs loudly in a shared doc. The Eye sees someone who is genuinely capable of more than anyone realizes — including, sometimes, you.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou produce better work alone. the part you haven't figured out is whether you prefer it that way or just got used to it.