How, why, and what we create is very dependent on our personalities, and your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® test type can tell you a lot about yourself as an innovator. Innovation, or “the implementation of ideas,” can occur at various stages along an innovative process, with each type fitting into their own specific role (Killen and Williams, 2009, CPP). This week, … Read More
Your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) personality type can say a lot of different things about each of us as a person, including how emotional adept we are. Each MBTI test type’s emotional intelligence varies, including whether they deal with their emotions internally or externally. The Introverted Thinking with Extraverted Sensing (ISTP) MBTI type, for example, deals with his or her emotions … Read More
ISTP Personality Type and Project Management Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) personality types approach projects in different ways; from the way they work to which role they fulfill best in team environments. A project, in this case, refers to “a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product or service” with “a definite beginning and a definite end.” (Tucker, 2008, CPP) … Read More
Emotional intelligence—defined as “a complex ability to regulate your impulses, empathize with others, and persist and be resilient in the face of obstacles”—varies between each of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) Personality Types. (Pearman, 2002, CPP) This week, we’ll learn about the intrapersonal processes that make up the emotional intelligence of the INTJ Personality Type (Introverted Intuition with Extraverted Thinking). Those with … Read More
INTJ Personality Type and Project Management Each type of project team aligns with a different Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® personality type (MBTI®), with specific strengths and challenges that can affect the outcome of their projects. This week, Introverted Intuition and Extraverted Thinking , Myers-Briggs Test INTJ types are explored, where we will learn how this project type best accomplishes “a temporary endeavor, … Read More
INTJ Personality Type and Innovation Innovation is a complicated process, with different steps and tasks required to effectively create ideas and see them through, and each Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® Personality Type approaches innovation in a different yet effective way. This week, we’ll discuss how the Introverted Intuition with Extraverted Thinking (INTJ) Myers-Briggs® test Type best works in the innovation process, and how … Read More
INFJ Personality Types and Project Management Project groups can have an overall Myers-Briggs® test type, much like individuals, which is called a Project Type. These Project Types work toward completing “a temporary endeavor, undertaken to create a unique product or service,” with “a definite beginning and a definite end,” meaning that each project type approaches and completes their project differently. … Read More
Your MBTI® Test (MBTI) personality type can tell you a lot about yourself—including your level of emotional intelligence. This week, we will learn how the Introverted Intuition with Extraverted Feeling (INFJ) Myers-Briggs® Type usually handles his or her emotions in different situations, and what they can do to play off of their emotional strengths and work on their weaknesses. Emotional … Read More
INFJ Personality Type and Innovation Your Myers-Briggs® Test (MBTI®) assessment type has its own way of approaching innovation, with specific pros and cons to your process. This week, learn how Introverted Intuition and Extraverted Feeling MBTI Types best come up with new ideas, and how they can hone their skills and become better at innovating. Innovation can be defined as … Read More
Your MBTI® Test Personality Type has its own way of dealing with emotions, called emotional intelligence. Understanding your MBTI Type’s emotional intelligence can help you adapt your awareness of others’ emotions in certain situations or more adeptly develop your own emotions. The MBTI® Test ISFJ Personality Type, Introverted Sensing with Extraverted Feeling (ISFJ), is intrapersonal in their emotional intelligence— they reflect on … Read More
Strong Interest Inventory® Counseling Preferences Each college student is different and therefore approaches college counseling in different manners. The Strong Interest inventory® Themes reflects on how each student approaches college and career counseling differently. Learning your counseling preference can help you choose the right career, guidance and career counselor that best fits your needs. If you are a career or … Read More
ISFJ Personality Type and Project Management Each Myers-Briggs® Test Personality Type approaches projects differently, whether it be the role they feel most comfortable in, the type of project they excel at most, or how they best work with other members in their group. Educating yourself on how your MBTI Type works best when it comes to projects can make you … Read More
