MBTI Test and Team Culture If you are a team manager, leader, business owner, or simply part of a team that might be sputtering, The Myers-Briggs® Type Indicator Team Report can help you and your team self-manage successfully. By administering this assessment, you will discover your team’s combined personality type and apply your results to team action and problem solving. … Read More
MBTI® Test and College Dating The MBTI® test can help you with your academics, but its uses do not stop there. Are you looking to date in college? When you purchase a Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® Report for career and academia you can use your results on a personal level as well. That’s right: two for one results! After you review your major … Read More
In our last post, we discussed How to Use The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® test (MBTI® test) to Make Decisions in College. Now that we know the MBTI Type is reliable through college and well after, how can you use that information in choosing a college major? Have your MBTI test results handy, and use the information below to learn more about your … Read More
How do I know my results will be right for me later? College students often wonder whether their personality type will change after their graduation. As stated in Introduction to Type in College (CPP, 2003), the longevity of Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® college student personality typing has been proven reliable, most recently in a study in which college students were tested … Read More
MBTI® Test and Collegiate Decisions Generally, college and university students choose majors in specific ways that adhere to what they believe will be their best choice at landing a post-graduate job and career. According to the text, Introduction To Type in College, the first and last letters of your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® personality test type usually equate to how you … Read More
I would like to talk a little about The Strong Interest Inventory® test what it is and what it can do for you. This Inventory is what it just sounds like, an interest inventory. Originally authored and founded by E.K. Strong Jr., The Strong has become the most widely used Interest Inventory in the world. It measures people’s interests and since … Read More
MBTI® Test and the Decision Making Style Report Are you confronted with a major decision, yet find yourself having a tough time coming to a decision? Do you find yourself confronting decisions with positivity, though along the way you find yourself having difficulties with decision-making? Do you tend to conform and use other people’s decision-making styles because you are unsure … Read More
Explanation of the 16 MBTI test personality types and how they differ The 16 personality types, of which the Myers-Briggs® test is based, include four pairs of opposite characteristics, including Introversion or Extroversion, thinking-feeling, Sensing or Intuition, and Perceiving or Judging. An introverted person would usually have the tendency to prefer to learn from books and the written word as opposed to … Read More