Myers Briggs personality types. (122)
Kaybee50: Oh. Maybe I should my new glasses checked.
I'm thinking you just complimented me.
....hi my lovely I'm thinking you just complimented me.
.......and so you should be...(complimented).....
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Kaybee50: Oh. Maybe I should my new glasses checked.
I'm thinking you just complimented me.
I'm thinking you just complimented me.
Like I never compliment you, you cheeky sod.
Just keep that Yankie effussive huggy huggy kiss kiss have a nice day stuff to yourself, eh?
If I want a nice day, I'll have a cowing nice day and not before, alright?
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I use Myers Briggs personality types for hiring process. it is not the final “tool”, but it is a good “preference tool”. i
the biggest benefit of the MBTI is that it does help understand someone´s strengths and why they reacted in a certain way in a situation. but more important it can help everyone.
doing the test in the net brings a problem that is most of the people will change the answer to fit some stereotype they believe or want to fit, by answering the questions differently. but not in a hiring process, as it is in a “time clock”.
I am not saying that the MBTI is THE truth, but a little knowledge is a not “dangerous” thing..... or maybe it is.
the biggest benefit of the MBTI is that it does help understand someone´s strengths and why they reacted in a certain way in a situation. but more important it can help everyone.
doing the test in the net brings a problem that is most of the people will change the answer to fit some stereotype they believe or want to fit, by answering the questions differently. but not in a hiring process, as it is in a “time clock”.
I am not saying that the MBTI is THE truth, but a little knowledge is a not “dangerous” thing..... or maybe it is.
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It's interesting how I scored differently in the basic test as compared to a more detailed test. The basic test resulted as INFP but when I used a different version with over 60 questions, I got ISFJ
Introvert(89%) Sensing(50%) Feeling(50%) Judging(56%)
You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (89%)
You have moderate preference of Sensing over Intuition (50%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (50%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (56%)
This is the site link with the specific questions...
Introvert(89%) Sensing(50%) Feeling(50%) Judging(56%)
You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (89%)
You have moderate preference of Sensing over Intuition (50%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (50%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (56%)
This is the site link with the specific questions...
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Bogart_1960: I use Myers Briggs personality types for hiring process. it is not the final “tool”, but it is a good “preference tool”. i
the biggest benefit of the MBTI is that it does help understand someone´s strengths and why they reacted in a certain way in a situation. but more important it can help everyone.
doing the test in the net brings a problem that is most of the people will change the answer to fit some stereotype they believe or want to fit, by answering the questions differently. but not in a hiring process, as it is in a “time clock”.
I am not saying that the MBTI is THE truth, but a little knowledge is a not “dangerous” thing..... or maybe it is.
the biggest benefit of the MBTI is that it does help understand someone´s strengths and why they reacted in a certain way in a situation. but more important it can help everyone.
doing the test in the net brings a problem that is most of the people will change the answer to fit some stereotype they believe or want to fit, by answering the questions differently. but not in a hiring process, as it is in a “time clock”.
I am not saying that the MBTI is THE truth, but a little knowledge is a not “dangerous” thing..... or maybe it is.
I actually peeked in personal employee dossier this morning to find these results. I've been meaning to do this since this thread came up, but kept forgetting. This was the one I took when I was being considered for hire here at my current workplace.
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2intrigued: It's interesting how I scored differently in the basic test as compared to a more detailed test. The basic test resulted as INFP but when I used a different version with over 60 questions, I got ISFJ
Introvert(89%) Sensing(50%) Feeling(50%) Judging(56%)
You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (89%)
You have moderate preference of Sensing over Intuition (50%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (50%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (56%)
This is the site link with the specific questions...
Introvert(89%) Sensing(50%) Feeling(50%) Judging(56%)
You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (89%)
You have moderate preference of Sensing over Intuition (50%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (50%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (56%)
This is the site link with the specific questions...
did the test a while back, and again just now
same categories, just some changes in %.
I 11/22
N 25/25
F 38/44
J 56/50
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jono7: did the test a while back, and again just now
same categories, just some changes in %.
I 11/22
N 25/25
F 38/44
J 56/50
same categories, just some changes in %.
I 11/22
N 25/25
F 38/44
J 56/50
Hiya Jo
I wonder if results change as we grow through life experiences and the results we get today are a reflection of our perception of the here and now for us? All in all, it's interesting to see changes.------ This thread is Archived ------
2intrigued: Hiya Jo I wonder if results change as we grow through life experiences and the results we get today are a reflection of our perception of the here and now for us? All in all, it's interesting to see changes.
I couldn't do it at all.
The questions were unanswerable.
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jac379: I couldn't do it at all.
The questions were unanswerable.
The questions were unanswerable.
Really Jac? Why were the questions unanswerable for you?
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2intrigued: Hiya Jo I wonder if results change as we grow through life experiences and the results we get today are a reflection of our perception of the here and now for us? All in all, it's interesting to see changes.
hiya
2iinteresting changes...more intuitive and less judgemental over the years i guess...
thought interesting: less than 2% are INFJ
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2intrigued: Really Jac? Why were the questions unanswerable for you?
For example, question 14 from the link you cited:
"You prefer to act immediately rather than speculate
about various options"
Are we talking about how to deal with a difficult situation with a friend, or if the chip pan catches fire?
The questions are context dependent. They might be more answerable if there was a Likert scale, but not appropriate for yes/no answers.
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jac379: I couldn't do it at all.
The questions were unanswerable.
I agree Jac. Many of the questions i couldnt answer because the correct option for me in my working career wasnt listed.The questions were unanswerable.
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rebel2: I agree Jac. Many of the questions i couldnt answer because the correct option for me in my working career wasnt listed.
I bet you get really into the zone when watching TV soaps, though.
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INFP
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jac379: I bet you get really into the zone when watching TV soaps, though.
Dont even consider getting cheeky with me tonight! I am all pumped up! 
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jono7: hiya 2i
interesting changes...more intuitive and less judgemental over the years i guess...
interesting changes...more intuitive and less judgemental over the years i guess...
I agree...kind of a mellowing with age thing.
jono7: thought interesting: less than 2% are INFJ
This is interesting and makes me wonder if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
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jono7: hiya 2i
interesting changes...more intuitive and less judgemental over the years i guess...
thought interesting: less than 2% are INFJ
I am still as grumpy as i ever was interesting changes...more intuitive and less judgemental over the years i guess...
thought interesting: less than 2% are INFJ
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LadyDiz: Famous INTP types like myself
Abraham Lincoln
Albert Einstein
Charles Darwin
Emmanuel Kant
Richard Dawkins
Marie Curie
Thomas Aquinas
John Locke
Renee Descartes
I think I have slightly better examples to live up to than you, MD
Abraham Lincoln
Albert Einstein
Charles Darwin
Emmanuel Kant
Richard Dawkins
Marie Curie
Thomas Aquinas
John Locke
Renee Descartes
I think I have slightly better examples to live up to than you, MD
This is the first time I've heard of this test, and took it out of curiosity. Alas!
I think I belong in the worse category. Famous ISFJs types like myself:George H.W. Bush
Mitt Romney
Heinrich Himmler
Wilhelm Keitel
Francisco Franco
Kim Kardashian
It's a good thing Mother Teresa was somewhere squeezed in that list to save the day!
It was quite interesting though.
Thanks JJ for initiating this for us. Good to see you again mate, your absence was noticed. I hope whatever kept you away is now beyond you...
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jac379: For example, question 14 from the link you cited:
"You prefer to act immediately rather than speculate
about various options"
Are we talking about how to deal with a difficult situation with a friend, or if the chip pan catches fire?
The questions are context dependent. They might be more answerable if there was a Likert scale, but not appropriate for yes/no answers.
"You prefer to act immediately rather than speculate
about various options"
Are we talking about how to deal with a difficult situation with a friend, or if the chip pan catches fire?
The questions are context dependent. They might be more answerable if there was a Likert scale, but not appropriate for yes/no answers.
Yeah, I do know what you mean and I struggled with this a bit too...part of being analytical I suppose.
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You're just crap at seeing it.
Oh. Maybe I should my new glasses checked.
I'm thinking you just complimented me.