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How are you supposed to know a person's Myers-Briggs type, when you're trying to understand that person's behavior? It's not exactly listed on the nametag. So t
by asdflkj 18y ago
How are you supposed to know a person's Myers-Briggs type, when you're trying to understand that person's behavior? It's not exactly listed on the nametag. So the best you can do is infer it from what you already know of that person. But if you already know so much as to be able to infer it, you can understand/predict that person's behavior without resorting to any pigeon-holing.
- bentoner 18y agoIf you're a people-person and can instinctively understand the people you meet, then you're right. But not everyone is born with this skill -- certainly I wasn't. Learning about the other Myers-Briggs types helped me to develop it.