Reviews of The Enneagram Personality Test

At first glance, the report looks pretty accurate. Like all such systems, it may tend to exaggerate some features that correlate with my type. Of course, the only way to assess that, or to be more accurate, is to spend time and money with a practitioner in the field - who might tend to overweight standard features of a personality type anyway! So, overall a good result - it certainly saved a lot of time reading and trying to analyze myself!

Well, that was Truity revealing. Bad pun? Okay for real this was super insightful. It's nice to have the strengths and weaknesses so objectively pointed out and explained. It feels like the information provides a great base to build upon. Easily digestible and actionable.

Good insights to draw upon. I wish it came with more resources for a jumping off point for self-improvement.

I felt my results were accurate but sorely disappointed that the download in order for me to print it out, didn’t work. For $29 I should have been able to print it out.

The Enneagram personality assessment is helpful to me as it shows possible blind spots and fears, potential "super powers" and presents it in a way that is easier for me to relate to than the DISC or the MBPT reports. It gives me a hint (which actually makes sense to me) about where to look in myself for personal growth and development. The cost is the same as the Strengths Finder. The test is online and takes about 15 minutes. I highly recommend adding this one to your self development profile.

Very thorough and informative.

I have taken the Meyers/Briggs. It is pretty accurate and insightful. Having briefly reviewed my Enneagram results they are very accurate and the evaluations are a very accurate description of how I function in this world. I am looking forward to discovering the ways and means of developing myself further. It is worth the money and time I spent.

I liked the test and the feedback. It definitely provides food for thought. After taking several other personality tests like The Big Five, DISC, Garuda and Myers Briggs, I can genuinely say that I found something unique in the Enneagram, that I will keep working with. I did however feel that Truity's report was a bit superficial. It should have included more input on practical exercises and more focus on how to integrate, collaborate and mediate the other personalities. Looks like I will be getting some free "workbook" by sharing this review, but I would say that such things should be included in the initial report. Especially when you consider how much material you find on other similar sites like 16personalities.com and understandmyself.com for less money. Best regards - a Challenger (8)

I liked the test and the feedback. It definitely provides food for thought. After taking several other personality tests like The Big Five, DISC, Garuda and Myers Briggs, I can genuinely say that I found something unique in the Enneagram, that I will keep working with. I did however feel that Truity's report was a bit superficial. It should have included more input on practical exercises and more focus on how to integrate, collaborate and mediate the other personalities. Looks like I will be getting some free "workbook" by sharing this review, but I would say that such things should be included in the initial report. Especially when you consider how much material you find on other similar sites like 16personalities.com and understandmyself.com for less money. Best regards - a Challenger (8)

I found out my Enneagram type for the first time and it is bang-on. Not only did the summary provide me with a thorough breakdown of my type, it also showed me areas of potential strength that I could develop and weaknesses that I can mitigate against in order to thrive. These elements were laid out for me in a way that I can action immediately.