Reviews of Enneagram Personality Test

Wicked accurate

Great to know myself from different perspectives!

This test was very interesting. I'm looking forward to reading my entire results.

My Report was very accurate, and confirmed aspects of myself I need to work on, this will hopefully give me the little shove I need to do it and be clear in what I need to do.

My Report was very accurate, and confirmed aspects of myself I need to work, this will help me move forward

I am surprised at the accuracy and unique points of my results. My curiosity is greater now than when I heard of it at first.

I've taken other personality tests before but the enneagram was the first to completely hit the nail on the head for me! I am a classic Type 9 and reading about how my strengths and weaknesses can interact with my stress levels was extremely accurate!

The results of my Enneagram report were true and accurate, which was eye-opening to me because I am not a fan of personality tests. However, I will now use the report to guide and shape my future, especially in my professional career. I am excited to improve "me" because the results were on point, providing insight and thoughtful guidance for personal growth.

While there is a lot to be gained by the premium insights, don't expect a computer generated report to know everything about you. You have to apply it and Taylor the feedback to you. I liked many aspects of the report but some of it lacking. For me it would have been nice to see the percentage of the pie chart listed out. My four, two, and nine all appear to be the very close in the same size. Considering how close they were, this should be taken into consideration when the report is generated, not just slapping with a label of one. There should be a margin if you will. There are certainly a lot of core aspects I identify with as a four, but my core values also align 100% with two which I was also ranked highly. While I can see envy being at some fours core, the report doesn't evaluate one's self-esteem. For me, I'm not envious of what others have but feel the problem lies within my low self-esteem. Envy applies a level of anger or jealousy of what another has, when in reality a four might simply feel like not enough because they suffer from extreme low-self worth. A four's discontentment at the core could steam from a discontentment with themselves because they believe the are missing what others (society in general) find desirable and therefor feel inferior to others they see as worthy of the love, admiration and possessing qualities they lack. That the test got right, fours feel they are missing something and worry we don't experience happiness like others do. I can see it both ways. Some fours envious as the test puts it ..."by their feelings of envy for what other's have.' (this incites jealousy, anger, & contempt for the others). But for some, for me at least, it's more an internalized belief that I LACK what other's have. An important distinguishable difference as this belief incites sadness, worthlessness, and a feeling of never being good enough to be considered an important part of the greater collective. A choice of isolation, viewing themselves as outsiders because of the inherited belief of internalized and amplified inadequacies that fall outside a four's perceived notion of "the social norm". It's too differing statements of I am jealous of what someone else has and I'm saddened by what I lack. ie: because I am not as bubbly or extroverted as (fill in the blank) something must be wrong with me. I'm sure I'm showing my four flag right now lol. But I know I don't resent others for having the qualities I lack or am jealous by what others may have. I instead simply find fault within myself for not being those things. I'd like to propose the thought of this: "Fours are defined by their belief that they are different from other people, and by their feelings of envy for what others have or their perceived inadequacies and short-comings." One does not need to be envious to feel like an outsider but one does have to feel inadequate or inferior.

Wow - Insightful. I have always been afraid to embrace my inner challenger. Who knew, I AM A Challenger. I have always felt more meek, more of a helper. Since embracing it I'm actually a better manager, feeling confident to fight for the needs of my employees and others in my life.