Via Laura Spencer's Writing Thoughts blog:
Michael Haislip is conducting a little experiment to see if there's a correlation between a blogger's Myers-Briggs personality type and their blogging style.
I took this particular personality test for the first time over a decade years ago, because a project manager I worked with believed that knowing each individual's personality type would allow her to better tailor her communication and interaction style with each team member. I remember testing as an ENTJ back then.
A few years later, I took the test again as part of yet another team building exercise, and surprisingly, I tested back as an ExTJ. Apparently, my answers had placed me smack in the middle of the iNtuitive-Sensing spectrum, so the facilitator used the letter X instead of an N or S.
A friend of mine who specializes in personnel development reassured me back then that it's only natural for the test result to evolve, especially over the span of many years, because people adapt and grow over time.
So when I saw Michael Haislip's blogpost tonight, I gamely took the Jungian Typology test online. I guess I shouldn't have been completely surprised to see a new four-letter combination -- I'm now an INTJ.
The Typelogic.com website offers a write-up on the various personality types, and I must say that their write-up of the INTJ personality type does describe me with frightening accuracy.
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Which Four-Letter Acronym are You?
Posted by m at 10:55 PM
Labels: Personal, Psychology
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2 comments:
Hi!
Actually, my results have also changed. I think I first took the test over ten years ago. I was an I (introvert) back then.
I'd say that the change is probably accurate. I'm a lot more comfortable in social situations now.
I just took the test after reading your post and I came out as a INTJ as well funny.
We took test like this when I was in college but I don't remember what the results were. They were probably not to different.
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