What's your personality type?
Came across this test and was amused by the results
Not sure how many of you have have studied psychology or heard of the Myers-Briggs type indicator. For those that haven't it's a well known personality assessment that categorizes everyone into 16 different types.
It's worth your time if you haven't taken it--definitely helped me better understand some of my tendencies (I'm an ENTJ). I'm curious about any correlations there might be between certain types and those who hang around this place.
My breakdown was:
Extraverted Intuitive Thinking Judging (67, 12, 75, 67)







ISTJ
ISTJ
GTFO
GTFO
ENTP
ENTP
Work hard, play hard.
INTJ
INTJ
intp
intp
ENTJ and INTJ depending on
ENTJ and INTJ depending on the test. Makes sense, I suppose.
"When I was young I thought that money was the most important thing in life; now that I am old I know that it is."
- Oscar Wilde
"Seriously, psychology is for those with two x chromosomes."
- RagnarDanneskjold
INTP. read the description
INTP. read the description and it fits me remarkably well
INTJ
INTJ
INTJ
INTJ
ENTJ
ENTJ
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ENTP
Extraverted Intuitive Thinking Perceiving
%44 69 62 11
If the glove don't fit, you must acquit!
I always find it strange that
I always find it strange that there are always so many INTJ's online even when it says they only account for 1-4% (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INTJ) of the population.
"Have you ever tried to use a chain with 3 weak links? I have, and now I no longer own an arctic wolf."
-Dwight Schrute
ESTP
ESTP
A lot of NTJ's
A lot of NTJ's
ENTP... Extraverted Intuitive
ENTP... Extraverted Intuitive Thinking Perceiving...
Description resonates, especially not liking to be controlled, but I want to read up a bit more on it...
Depends on the test: *
Depends on the test:
* Briggs: INTP
* Keirsey: ESFJ
I wonder what the composite would be?
Get along best with ENTPs and INTJs. I guess that means I like the majority of y'all on this website.
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ENTJ. Had to do this for a
ENTJ. Had to do this for a peer career position in school once.
A lot of people do certain things to add days to their life. I do things to add life to my days.
ENTJ http://www.wallstreetoas
ENTJ
http://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forums/myers-briggs
There is also one that I commented on that is mad long too, but I couldn't find it. I have too many posts to find it in my history, if anyone knows what I'm talking about someone can link it.
Reality hits you hard, bro...
ENTP/ENTJ
ENTP/ENTJ
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
INTP, never met another one
INTP, never met another one before.
evilbyaccident wrote: INTP,
INTP, never met another one before.
rarest of all types
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
ENFJ
ENFJ
INTJ .22 - Introverted .75 -
INTJ
.22 - Introverted
.75 - Intuitive
.75 - Thinking
.44 - Judging
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"Concentrate your energies, your thoughts, and your capital. The wise man puts all his eggs in one basket and watches the basket." -Carnegie
Ha- ENTJ. Makes sense,
Ha- ENTJ. Makes sense, although I think it's difficult to answer the questions in a way that doesn't reflect a romanticized perception on your own personality.
Here's my breakdown:
extraverted 22
intuitive 38
thinking 50
judging 1
Don't believe everything you think.
swagon wrote: GTFO clever...
GTFO
clever...
Mine shifts every couple of
Mine shifts every couple of years, for the record, especially the E/I and the T/P. We define ourselves in opposition to our surroundings. I used to be an INTP. Now I am an ENTP.
You tend to become an extrovert if you're surrounded by introverts. You tend to get more organized when you are surrounded by disorganized people.
Would be interesting to have everyone take the test, stick the extroverts in one room, the introverts in the other, have them talk for a half hour, and have everyone retake the test and see how the results change. I'll bet a number of introverts become extroverts and vice-versa.
Work hard, play hard.
IlliniProgrammer wrote: We
We define ourselves in opposition to our surroundings.
I'd refine it further: we define ourselves. Unlike IQ...raw processing horsepower...personality is highly context based, and is very fluid. It's also a matter of what we choose to do and be.
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Which personality type is the
Which personality type is the most prestigious?
surprised none has asked this yet...
ENTJ
ENTJ
Relinquis wrote: Which
Which personality type is the most prestigious?
surprised none has asked this yet...
ENTP: They are not easily impressed by poseurs, they value everyone equally.
In other word, they don't give a shit about whether you are Obama or a nobody. If what you are saying is baseless, they will question you.
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
ENTP clearly. We have the
ENTP clearly. We have the freedom to think outside the box and the bravery to ask tough questions! (Even as we trip over our shoes on the way to do so.)
I think every personality type has its strengths and weaknesses. The rationalist (NT) subtype that most of us are (one of the rarest subtypes- only about 8% of the population) creates people who are interested in self-improvement and ideas and cogent thinking, but it makes us focus more on ideas than other people, and sometimes, our interest in self-improvement gets unhealthy and turns into an obsession with prestige. In some ways, NTs have sociopathic tendencies. As long as we recognize that, we can avoid getting caught up in it.
Edit: FlakieBear changed his answer on me. He originally said INTP. Frigging P-type personalities, we can't make up our minds.
Work hard, play hard.
INTJ
INTJ
ENTJ 33 - 62 - 1 - 67
ENTJ
33 - 62 - 1 - 67
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IlliniProgrammer wrote: ENTP
ENTP clearly. We have the freedom to think outside the box and the bravery to ask tough questions! (Even as we trip over our shoes on the way to do so.)
I think every personality type has its strengths and weaknesses. The rationalist (NT) subtype that most of us are (one of the rarest subtypes- only about 8% of the population) creates people who are interested in self-improvement and ideas and cogent thinking, but it makes us focus more on ideas than other people, and sometimes, our interest in self-improvement gets unhealthy and turns into an obsession with prestige. In some ways, NTs have sociopathic tendencies. As long as we recognize that, we can avoid getting caught up in it.
Edit: FlakieBear changed his answer on me. He originally said INTP. Frigging P-type personalities, we can't make up our minds.
No I did not change my answer on you LOL.
I am an ENTP and I meant ENTP and realized that I kept writing INTP.
Look at my answer to Relinquis.
ENTPs are the only types who question every thing and every one.
I heard that ENTP make bad parents because they might forget that they were playing with their kids or that they might forget them in the bath tube.
I know that will be the case because when I put something on the oven, I always forget about it until I hear my fire alarm.
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
Hamilton wrote: I always find
I always find it strange that there are always so many INTJ's online even when it says they only account for 1-4% (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INTJ) of the population.
Self selection bias? Maybe people who are more likely to take these kinds of tests are INTJs
INTJ for me.
In which case, Flakie, I
In which case, Flakie, I would point out that most ENTPs wind up working for ENTJs. Also, ENTPs are known to drive themselves crazy about people with more prestige and more money than them. We are the worst of the rationalists.
Much better to be an ENTJ, INTP, or INTJ.
Work hard, play hard.
IlliniProgrammer wrote: In
In which case, Flakie, I would point out that most ENTPs wind up working for ENTJs. Also, ENTPs are known to drive themselves crazy about people with more prestige and more money than them. We are the worst of the rationalists.
Much better to be an ENTJ, INTP, or INTJ.
Is it money or prestige?
Part of our problem is that we go extreme on our rational thinking. I had a convo with a friend and told her that I honestly was not sure about what motivate me in terms of career. I wonder if I would be happy with a job that pay extremely well but that lacks "prestige".
I decided to become an opportunist (like the ENTJs) and stop rationalize everything.
We waste so much time and energy, trying to understand every little details of our lives and people's lives.
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
I feel like the most
I feel like the most "prestigious" is probably the one that you are if you have a dominant personality. For example, the two ones that I have gotten ENTJ and ESTJ I think are the best because they show that I wish to be a leader or management. If I wanted to be an entrepreneur, the most prestigious would probably be the one that shows that. An artist...the one that shows that etc.
Reality hits you hard, bro...
MMBinNC wrote: I feel like
I feel like the most "prestigious" is probably the one that you are if you have a dominant personality. For example, the two ones that I have gotten ENTJ and ESTJ I think are the best because they show that I wish to be a leader or management. If I wanted to be an entrepreneur, the most prestigious would probably be the one that shows that. An artist...the one that shows that etc.
I think by prestigious we don't mean what the type tells about the individual but rather what the individual tells about the type. Your type can indicate that ENTJ/ESTJ want to become leaders but are most leaders ENTJ and ESTJ?
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
IlliniProgrammer wrote: In
In some ways, NTs have sociopathic tendencies.
Yeah, this is why I don't live alone, the people in my living space keep me grounded. I can't imagine how far out of hand this would get if left completely to my own devices. Especially working in NYC, it's really easy to get caught up in competition to the point where you start considering things that make most other people tilt their head, squint, and ask "you did WHAT?!"
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^^^ Probably true. I mean
^^^
Probably true. I mean lack of empathy, paranoia, aggressiveness, and hard rationality- especially if combined with introversion is probably a dangerous combination.
Reality hits you hard, bro...
^^^ Extroversion makes it
^^^ Extroversion makes it even more dangerous.
Work hard, play hard.
To the ENTPs: Have you ever
To the ENTPs:
Have you ever been called heartless, frugal, argumentative, rebel, crazy.....
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
I've never been called
I've never been called frugal. :D
Work hard, play hard.
ENTJ
ENTJ
IlliniProgrammer wrote: I've
I've never been called frugal. :D
I got called stingy in my early teen lol
Now they just call me "cheap" or "frugal".
Power and Money do not change men; they only unmask them
FlakieBear
I've never been called frugal. :D
I got called stingy in my early teen lol
Now they just call me "cheap" or "frugal".
Illini might be the most frugal person on wall street
ESTJ/ISTJ - depends on the
ESTJ/ISTJ - depends on the test I guess
I have a tendency to work hard and block everything out completely for months while not realizing. As I have just realized this week
I banana back
ESFJ
ESFJ
IlliniProgrammer wrote: ENTP
ENTP clearly. We have the freedom to think outside the box and the bravery to ask tough questions! (Even as we trip over our shoes on the way to do so.)
I think every personality type has its strengths and weaknesses. The rationalist (NT) subtype that most of us are (one of the rarest subtypes- only about 8% of the population) creates people who are interested in self-improvement and ideas and cogent thinking, but it makes us focus more on ideas than other people, and sometimes, our interest in self-improvement gets unhealthy and turns into an obsession with prestige. In some ways, NTs have sociopathic tendencies. As long as we recognize that, we can avoid getting caught up in it.
So true... I think I have the prestige part under control to some extent (I thank the level headed women in my life for this), but I still get caught up with money and challenging the status quo... the entrepreneurial streak is there.
To the ENTPs:
Have you ever been called heartless, frugal, argumentative, rebel, crazy.....
I've been called all of these (usually jokingly) apart from frugal...
^^^ Extroversion makes it even more dangerous.
^ definitely... it is easy to get into trouble when you speak your mind about changing things or challenging authority. Takes a lot of finessing and biting one's tongue.