02-28-2017, 12:49 PM
(02-28-2017, 12:05 AM)bfine32 Wrote: No hurt feelings and glad you brought it up; as it is a common misconception. We need to further understand our traits so we can set ourselves up for success. For instance a thinker would excel more in a profession whose work removes the human dynamic such as a statistician, accountant, and man of the STEM fields. Conversely a feeler is better served in positions where the human dynamic is prevalent. This is most likely why I chose to be a career Soldier, currently work in Human Resource Management, and am working toward being an ad hoc Professor.
These types of profession may not suit the thinker. They may be happier and more successful as a mathematician, program ananlyst. or IT. Of course we would have to know the other 3 traits to better determine this.
https://mypersonality.info/personality-types/esfj/
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Maybe you should tell Jung it is a common misconception.
You may be interested in RightPath. It's similar. The website only lists the Atlanta Falcons as clients, but I know several NFL teams are clients.
The problem with these types of tests is they are subjective self assessments which can be steered by the individual. If the person taking the test isn't honest with themself or answering the questions the way they believe will help them secure a potential job or promotion the results aren't helpful. Although, I'm impressed by listening to my wife analyze the results of others the dynamic between their individual strengths and weaknesses.
