YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE Is:
ADVENTURER (ISFP-T)
ADVENTURER (ISFP-T)
Which personality type are you?
Advocate (INFJ-T)
Mediator (INFP-T). This test seems accurate.
stunMan I am like you
INFJ-T (Advocate)
Role: Diplomat
Strategy: Constant Improvement
INFJ-T (Advocate)
Role: Diplomat
Strategy: Constant Improvement
Keep it up man, you are one of a kind. After reading and agreeing with the result i now understand why i'm weird.Ahmad Toutounji wrotestunMan I am like you
INFJ-T (Advocate)
Role: Diplomat
Strategy: Constant Improvement
me too :S
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Personality Type: Commander (ENTJ-A) (I'll Find a Way or Make One) - & that is Actually True about my Career/Academic Progression and Wealth Accumulation Strategies :)
Role: Analyst
Strategy: People Mastery
Personality Sub Components:
Mind: 70% Extraverted
Energy: 16% Intuitive
Nature: 4% Feeling
Tactics: 44% Judging
Identity: 9% Turbulent
The Sub-Components matches my Personality to a Great Extent -Very Good Personality Test.
Role: Analyst
Strategy: People Mastery
Personality Sub Components:
Mind: 70% Extraverted
Energy: 16% Intuitive
Nature: 4% Feeling
Tactics: 44% Judging
Identity: 9% Turbulent
The Sub-Components matches my Personality to a Great Extent -Very Good Personality Test.
Your personality type: “The Debater” (ENTP-A)
Strength of individual traits: Extraverted: 20%, Intuitive: 16%, Thinking: 11%, Prospecting: 17%, Assertive: 36%.
Role: Analyst
Strategy: People Mastery
Strength of individual traits: Extraverted: 20%, Intuitive: 16%, Thinking: 11%, Prospecting: 17%, Assertive: 36%.
Role: Analyst
Strategy: People Mastery
12 days later
YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE iS:
DEBATER (ENTP-A)
DEBATER (ENTP-A)
8 days later
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As an organizational psychology senior aspiring to become a psychometric assessor I must say this thread is very interesting to read.
These tests are fairly accurate, however there's a culture issue here.
Middle eastern cultures often pressure individuals into conforming with one profile that most definitely includes Extraversion (E).
Being an introverted person myself, my family and school environment during teenage years pushed me towards believing that introversion is some type of mental illness - the recipe for survival was Extraversion :p, which is completely wrong. Although in a very damaging and intrusive manner, I did eventually develop an extraverted side.
This test is not an invitation for you to limit yourself to the profile you currently have, it defeats the purpose - there is no way in hell that any of us at this age is an extreme introvert or an extreme extravert, the environment plays a very large role in shaping us as we grow up - and if your profile says you're an "I", this means that you're more "I" than "E" and not completely "I".
Similarly, if the career you are pursuing (or the person you are aspiring to become) entails that you develop traits that you don't currently portray - Don't force it! The personality traits you currently possess are your strengths (that you most definitely need to emphasize and develop further), and any other trait you don't have is an area to improve depending on your needs and challenges.
Take the time to introspect and understand how these traits evolved over the course of your life, set some goals for the future and don't be afraid to experiment! there's nothing you can't do.
My profile: INFP.
These tests are fairly accurate, however there's a culture issue here.
Middle eastern cultures often pressure individuals into conforming with one profile that most definitely includes Extraversion (E).
Being an introverted person myself, my family and school environment during teenage years pushed me towards believing that introversion is some type of mental illness - the recipe for survival was Extraversion :p, which is completely wrong. Although in a very damaging and intrusive manner, I did eventually develop an extraverted side.
This test is not an invitation for you to limit yourself to the profile you currently have, it defeats the purpose - there is no way in hell that any of us at this age is an extreme introvert or an extreme extravert, the environment plays a very large role in shaping us as we grow up - and if your profile says you're an "I", this means that you're more "I" than "E" and not completely "I".
Similarly, if the career you are pursuing (or the person you are aspiring to become) entails that you develop traits that you don't currently portray - Don't force it! The personality traits you currently possess are your strengths (that you most definitely need to emphasize and develop further), and any other trait you don't have is an area to improve depending on your needs and challenges.
Take the time to introspect and understand how these traits evolved over the course of your life, set some goals for the future and don't be afraid to experiment! there's nothing you can't do.
My profile: INFP.