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Then why do we use the summary rollup when it completely loses any of the granular insights? It makes no sense for me to say I'm an E when it was 51E, 49I. For
by jplahn 10y ago
Then why do we use the summary rollup when it completely loses any of the granular insights? It makes no sense for me to say I'm an E when it was 51E, 49I. For me personally, shouldn't I instead say something like 51E64N60F65J? Likewise, the "insights" you get into your 4 letters is based on whatever the majority letter was, even when your percentages are nowhere near 100% for each.
- mordocai 10y agoEh, I'm right on the E/I border and pretty strongly test one way in the other categories so I just say i'm barely an I and then NTJ.
- personlurking 10y agoI believe this is classified as an "x" within the MBTI community, where x means on the border.
- mordocai 10y agoSo xNTJ? Cool
- Anasufovic 10y agoA lot of the tests will give you those granular numbers, but as a summary it's easy to see why they use only 4 letters compared to your example. Personally I'm surprised any reasonable person would think the test is strictly binary.
- logfromblammo 10y agoYou're rolling perilously close to the cliff that has your Geek Code signature block at the bottom.
- mturmon 10y agoPrecise geek coding is typical behavior for NTPs. ;-)