[ SECRET POST #5925 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5925 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Meyers-Briggs types...

[(Anonymous)]

It's fun when you take it lightly like astrology, it's awful when you make your "personality type" your actual personality.

In my last workplace they made us took this fucking test and share the result on a public excel sheet.
I'm a "logician" INTP type (I've take the test numerous times during the years for various reasons and I'm almost always that, like 90% of the time). Problem is: I don't look like it because I force myself not to appear like the very introverted person I am.
Some people in my workplace tried to game shit because "it can't possibly be true because you're always one of the happiest person in the office". I couldn't explain to them that it was actually my depression and trauma that made me try to mask my introversion and general strangeness.
Fuck that test and people taking it seriously, man.

Re: Meyers-Briggs types...

[(Anonymous)]

OP here.

I have been assessed as an INTP as well. ( Usually in the context of trying to find a good job. )

I don't mind being classified like that, provided it is used as an extremely rough guideline.

I feel bad that some stupid jerks felt that you had no right to your personal privacy. They had no right to do that to you. I understand why you view Meyers-Briggs in an extremely poor light.