"Some professionals recognised talk of colours from the infamous Myers-Briggs test, administered by less-respectable management consultants. It built on the mys

"Some professionals recognised talk of colours from the infamous Myers-Briggs test, administered by less-respectable management consultants. It built on the mystical ideas of the Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Jung, active at the start of the 20th century, whose theories are now mostly of historical interest. The theory of Myers-Briggs was not something modern psychologists took seriously. Since the test had been developed quite some time ago it had been the subject of extensive research and the results had revealed serious flaws." I didn't know Myers Briggs has a colour component, tangentially: crazy to me how often I see a "Myers Briggs Score" on resumes these days, especially in Korea. I was under the impression most people didn't take it very seriously, at least not seriously enough to put on a resume.