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Most clashes at work or at home come down to a few differences in style. You don't need to know your type to read these.
Why Don't I Get Along With My Coworkers?
Why don't you get along with your coworkers? Often it's four differences in working style, not the people. How to spot which one is yours.
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Why Don't I Understand My Partner?
Why don't you understand your partner, or they you? The style differences behind space, silence and plans, and when it isn't about style.
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Can Your Personality Type Change? Yes, Slowly
Yes, but slowly. Personality shifts through adulthood, mostly in your twenties. Why a letter flipping after a few weeks is just noise, and when to retest.
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The sixteen types
Each type is one mix of the four scales. No type is better than another. Most people are closer to the middle on at least one scale than their letter suggests.
Intuitive Thinkers
Drawn to systems and patterns. Want to know how things work.
Intuitive Feelers
Drawn to meaning and potential. Want to know what things are for.
Practical Organisers
Drawn to structure and reliability. Want to know what needs doing.
Practical Improvisers
Drawn to the here and now. Want to know what works right now.
How it works
Answer as you are, not as you'd like to be
You rate how well each statement fits you on a seven-point scale. There are no right answers. If you answer as the person you wish you were, you'll get that person's type instead of yours.
Four scales, scored one by one
Each of the four Jungian scales gets its own score. The questions are balanced, so agreeing with everything won't push you to one side.
Your type, and how strong each letter is
You get four letters and a strength score for each. If a score is near the middle, we mark it as a close call. On another day, that letter could easily flip.
Is this the same as the MBTI?
No. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® is a paid assessment owned by The Myers-Briggs Company, and we have nothing to do with them. If a site offers the official one for free, be careful. Our test uses the same four Jungian scales, but the questions come from free, public research. That means anyone can check how it works. How the test works, and its limits.