>> Are you sure you're an INTJ? > IIRC, the most common response was that I must not be an INTJ. Again, I had a great laugh finding out that questioning other

>> Are you sure you're an INTJ? > IIRC, the most common response was that I must not be an INTJ. Again, I had a great laugh finding out that questioning other people's INTJness is seemingly an INTJ thing to do. Part of the way I see it is that doing the test is a good way to find out what you might want to work on (as you suggested with self-improvement), and that should be relevant to every type. For example, if you're an I, learn some conversation skills; if you're an E, you don't need to always say what's on your mind. I can see the trap of finding it an excuse to be unpleasant to others, however.