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I get a wildly different result there. These tests are impossible.

What result? Does it fit you?

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I am now an INFP I think.

You can tell how accurate it is by reading about the type and seeing how much of yourself you recognize in it.

Goodspeed wrote:You can tell how accurate it is by reading about the type and seeing how much of yourself you recognize in it.

I missed the type description it appears. This last test calls me an ESFP again but with the S at 51%, it felt accurate. But those descriptions are always so positive that it's hard to identify with them don't you think?

Positive, sure, but they're still all different. I don't recognize myself in any of the non-INT types. Bit of a tie between J and P for me.

INT's make good friends for me I think, I recall some of my best real life friends being that.

Jerom wrote:I am now an INFP I think.

Hey das me

Goodspeed wrote:Positive, sure, but they're still all different. I don't recognize myself in any of the non-INT types. Bit of a tie between J and P for me.

I think this is actually very common I think. I happen to be the same way. INTPs and INTJs tend to have very difficult times differentiating. I read a long paper once trying to explain the minute differences between the two.

dis so silly..

umeu wrote:dis so silly..

Indulge us

nice thread gs

i can make a better one, tho

By all means

You are legitimately the official best poster!

Laurence Drake wrote:nice thread gs

i can make a better one, tho

It's always nice to meet someone who when needing to defecate, has the luxury of choosing whether to sit down on or kneel in front of the toilet.

Jam wrote:

Laurence Drake wrote:nice thread gs

i can make a better one, tho

It's always nice to meet someone who when needing to defecate, has the luxury of choosing whether to sit down on or kneel in front of the toilet.

thanks

Here's the result I got from the test @Goodspeed listed

Goodspeed wrote:

umeu wrote:dis so silly..

Indulge us

Today im too lazy to argue my own case, so i googled it

"We're not helping ourselves when we pin ourselves into categories that will limit us," Little says. "I prefer to not to look at the traits we have but the deeds we do, the projects we pursue, as more of a fruitful inroad into human personality."

http://www.businessinsider.com/myers-br ... &r=US&IR=T

FYI all the top management consultancies use personality tests to gauge what projects would be right for you to work on.

umeu wrote:

Goodspeed wrote:

umeu wrote:dis so silly..

Indulge us

Today im too lazy to argue my own case, so i googled it

"We're not helping ourselves when we pin ourselves into categories that will limit us," Little says. "I prefer to not to look at the traits we have but the deeds we do, the projects we pursue, as more of a fruitful inroad into human personality."

http://www.businessinsider.com/myers-br ... &r=US&IR=T

You have a point of course. But indulge us.

Ah, I misread your post somehow =_= Ofcourse, you can do whatever you like It makes for funny coffee table conversation, ofcourse

Laurence Drake wrote:FYI all the top management consultancies use personality tests to gauge what projects would be right for you to work on.

So?

umeu wrote:Ah, I misread your post somehow =_= Ofcourse, you can do whatever you like It makes for funny coffee table conversation, ofcourse

Sorry, what I mean is: Take the test. I'm curious.

umeu wrote:

Laurence Drake wrote:FYI all the top management consultancies use personality tests to gauge what projects would be right for you to work on.

So?

It's all pseudoscience though.