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It didn't matter if they had an off-putting personality or were "OK." Either way, I just wasn't feeling it. On the other hand, the same happens wherever I go. M

It didn't matter if they had an off-putting personality or were "OK." Either way, I just wasn't feeling it. On the other hand, the same happens wherever I go. Maybe Google's reputation of attracting certain personalities led me to believe there would be others that were similar or like-minded. Instead, they were mostly unhealthy judger types (though I'm not sure if the source is reliable, a few years ago 23.6% were said to be INTJ and 12.5% ENTJ: https://www.quora.com/Do-most-software-engineers-have-an-INTP-personality-type/answer/Steven-D-LePire https://www.quora.com/Do-most-software-engineers-have-an-INT...).

joyeuse6701 8y ago
You seem to mention the Myers Briggs a lot in your posts... I’m not sure how useful it is. The reduction of individuals to acronyms sounds to me like unhealthy judgment, so maybe Google did a better job than you realized in attracting “like minded” individuals!
- baccheion 8y ago
  It's not that useful, but is another way to help illustrate what I'm trying to say.
TulliusCicero 8y ago
> I also couldn't settle in, didn't like anyone, and was continually interrupted/harassed/>>followed<<. > On the other hand, the same happens wherever I go. Is that you, mchurch?
- baccheion 8y ago
  No. Someone much less known.