The only useful thing to come out of Myers Briggs is awareness of "introvert/extrovert" as ideas. It's better than what was there before, but is still woefully

The only useful thing to come out of Myers Briggs is awareness of "introvert/extrovert" as ideas. It's better than what was there before, but is still woefully inadequate to describe people's personalities. The implication is that people fall into the extremes of these factors. But in truth, most people probably deviate very little from the mean. If you're a tiny bit more introverted, it doesn't mean you never want to go to a party, and if you are more extroverted, it doesn't mean you don't want to sit down and read a book alone now and then. Not only is the test not very accurate, but it is almost impossible to interpret.