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Ok, so I was predominantly future thinking style (as probably most of HN). But the biggest error I see that it suggest I am inclined toward spontaneity and imp
by SHOwnsYou 16y ago
Ok, so I was predominantly future thinking style (as probably most of HN).
But the biggest error I see that it suggest I am inclined toward spontaneity and impulsiveness.
I can see where this comes from - I marked that I do not methodically examine choices before I make them. Which is accurate, but not so much when viewed in a vacuum.
When faced with a decision that is not time sensitive, I like to think about the idea for a few minutes, then come back to it a week later, not explicitly thinking about the problem as the week progresses. During that week of not thinking, it is typical to have a sudden breakthrough. If that doesn't happen, when I revisit the problem and commit to thinking about it, I discover that my decisions have already been made without me trying to figure everything out. In a sense it is letting my subconscious do all the heavy lifting.
I very much enjoyed reading through the results.
- ivyirwin 16y agoThanks for checking it out -- glad you enjoyed reading the results. I also suspect HN will be composed of mostly future thinkers, but our research points to successful companies needing all three constructs to operate efficiently. By the way, we will be adding a link to retake the questions in the next revision.