I read Wil's blog and came across the personality test he took. Although I've took MBTI before in @, but no harm doing it again right? Too bad I cant remember what was my previous result though. Sigh. I wander if I changed... Oh well... MBTI test....
Your personality type is ESFP.
Extraverted (E) 68% vs Introverted (I) 32%
Sensing (S) 55% vs Intuitive (N) 45%
Feeling (F) 60% vs Thinking (T) 40%
Perceiving (P) 59% vs Judging (J) 41%
Extraverts often: - Have high energy - Talk more than listen - Think out loud - Act, then think -Like to be around people a lot - Prefer a public role - Can sometimes be easily distracted - Prefer to do lots of things at once Are outgoing & enthusiastic
Sensors often:
- Focus on details & specifics
- Admire practical solutions
- Notice details & remember facts
- Are pragmatic - see what is
- Live in the here-and-now
- Trust actual experience
- Like to use established skills
- Like step-by-step instructions
- Work at a steady pace
Feelers often: - Decide based on their values & feelings - Appear warm and friendly - Are most convinced by how they feel - Are diplomatic and tactful - Value harmony and compassion - Take many things personally - Are quick to compliment others - Are motivated by appreciation - Avoid arguments and conflicts
Perceivers often: - May have difficulty making decisions - Are playful & unconventional - Are less aware of time & run late - Prefer to start projects - Play first, work later - Want to keep their options open - Question the need for many rules - Like to keep plans flexible - Want the freedom to be spontaneous
ESFPs have an uncanny ability to notice & remember conversations, facts & details (particularly those that relate to people). They are realistic observers and see and accept things as they are. They tend to trust what they can observe first hand instead of theoretical explanations.
ESFPs are excellent at speaking "off the cuff." Naturally sensitive to the feelings of others, they go out of their way to avoid conflict. Tolerant and accepting of themselves and others, ESFPs don't tend to try to impose their will on other people. In fact, they are usually able to get people to adopt their suggestions, so they are good at helping conflicting factions get back together. They seek out the company of others and are lively conversationalists.
ESFPs Tend To Be:
- Keen observers with excellent memories for factual information & who said what
- Able to perform exceptionally well both under pressure & with little preparation
- Fun, approachable & able to instantly build rapport with most people
- Sensitive to people's needs & motivated to help them in real ways
- Naturally persuasive; great at building consensus
- Cooperative team players; always willing to pitch in (even at the last minute)
Did your test? Click here to know wat's yours...Possible Career Paths:
- Artists, Performers and Actors
- Sales Representatives
- Counselors / Social Work
- Child Care
- Fashion Designers
- Interior Decorators
- Consultants
- Photographers
Lalala ~ Time to take a nap b4 meeting starts... zzzzZZZ
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Oh oh... I looked like this when I was a baby... according to mum, I was soooo adorable the officers all played with me... 
