Reviews of The Enneagram Personality Test

I'm always skeptical when doing any purchases online. Never know if you get what you pay for. This is a rare occurrence, where the answer is yes. You do get what you pay for. The results are very in-depth and elaborate. They don't give just enough to make you want to buy more. They give everything promised with your purchase. I can't wait to use my results irl. Wish me luck!

This was an extremely well put together assessment of myself and it provided me with knowledge of how I can better myself so that others don't feel my downfalls that are listed.

When I first saw my result, I was a bit turned off. It was different than my previous number, and I liked it less. Reading the full analysis showed me just how accurate it was. I also appreciated the 3 best traits/worst traits section as it showed me areas I can work in to improve myself as a person

My neighbor is obsessed with using this tool to better understand each other so after a lot of hype I decided to give it a try. I am shocked at how accurate some of this is and can see how understanding it and sharing that info with loved ones or people you're coordinating with would be invaluable!

This is a fabulous testing platform and report! Well worth $20.

I found the Enneagram result to be accurate in describing my propensities as I understand them. I believe its suggestions for improvement are helpful. I think many people could benefit from taking this assessment.

Highly accurate, insightful, and convicting. Fostered feelings of hope and motivation.

This report feels so complete and so accurate! It almost feels like it can articulate who I am better than myself! I also really enjoyed the sections about how to grow as a human being and overcome limitations. It was worth it of the investment!

This report is definitely useful. Most of the information in it seems to come from one or other of the several books on the Enneagram, so you might be better off buying a book and understanding other people as well as yourself. The arrow points are usually presented as a direction you evolve toward and a direction you regress toward when under stress, but I liked the view presented here that they are both avenues of growth, which rings true for me. This report does give you percentages of similarities between yourself and traits of the other Enneagram types, which you could also get by reading descriptions of those sets of traits, but it is convenient to have it quantified.

I am an advocate for knowing as much about yourself as possible in order to understand the best ways to operate according to your abilities. We have also used this information in the workforce to understand how other people operate and work best together. My son's school has also used this report for the same reasons and it's so important to know these things at an early age to get a head start on becoming the best functioning adult possible.