It’s a weekend, and it’s slow, and someone just brought this up on another board I frequent, so I figured I’d drag it over here. What personality type are you? Do you think most whistlers are introverts or extraverts? Something to yak about over Guinness during session breaks, anyway
I’m ISTJ too…but I don’t know what it means and I imagine it’s all a load of manure anyway.
My church did something like this to see where our “spiritual gifts” lie. I thought it was silly. A waste of resources.
But I can’t help but take them! LOL Curiousity, I guess…but mine changes depending on my mood, which can be one thing on one day, and quite another a week or so later.
On 2003-02-10 13:12, Blackbeer wrote:
INFP here. Never seen this kinda test before. Are these things used alot??
Tom
They at least used to be used a lot at things like company retreats…the goal was to understand why different people may react differently to situations, with the idea of helping people to get along better together. There’s a book out, “Please Understand Me,” by Kiersey, that was required reading for a lot of managers in the '90s.
I just do it for fun, myself. It’s kind of like astrology for the 20th century (only generally a tad bit more accurate).
I should mention too (one thing the site I found doesn’t go into) that not everybody is hardwired into one category or another. It’s not unusual to score on the borderline in one or two areas (in the book, you might get a score of, say INXJ, meaning that you were solidly introverted, intuitive and judging, but tended to be in a more gray area in regards to “thinking/sensing”). It’s meant to be a general guideline, but unfortunately, often got misused to pigeonhole people.