Reviews of Enneagram Personality Test

Very accurate description of me, but most importantly the report gave me language to describe things I’ve noticed about myself but couldn’t put into words.

Loved it. It really goes hand in hand with the GiANT Worldwide 5 Voices that I'm working with. It gives great insight on our natural tendencies and how to become a more well-rounded person.

WOW! 100% accurate. It was like reading an autobiography. I loved the metrics however and the ways in which to use the information to grow and stretch yourself. Worth every minute so far in understanding my Superpowers and Blind spots.

This is a very thorough personality profile. I was quite surprised how accurate it was in regards "to me". All the different elements in the personality type, gives you lots of practically information that builds on other elements, like a whole\big picture view.

Yeah, the results are pretty accurate so long as you are being completely truthful and answering the questions. It revealed a lot of things about myself that I already know but haven't worked through since they are honest and uncomfortable thought or behavior patterns that im constantly trying to suppress. However getting my report really shared a lot of insight about how to resolve some of the personality traits/tendencies — not by trying to get rid of them (we are who we are at the end of the day), but through exercising new behavioral strategies & reframing our approach in order to balance out what comes naturally. Would love more detailed examples and guides that could help me implement these strategies in my own life.

Very interesting. Much of it is spot-on, with a few descriptions that stray. I recommend it.

I love learning more about myself and this test really gave great insights not only on my traits but blind spots and action items to help grow.

I’m so glad I took the time to do this. It was so detailed, and forces you to acknowledge some of your weaknesses, while also helping you understand how to improve to compliment your most dominant personality trait.

It was correct on many levels- I’ve seen how I’ve grown in the last 13yrs and the test verified it. Of course I still have to work on myself and how I speak to others- which the test definitely confirms. This is a great test for all who work, and even parents to know their children better. I highly recommend it.

It gives you a much more comprehensive view of the one type you present as dominant in the test than most, but even if you have two types that are both above 90% (and not connected on the enneagram through wings or growth points) it just shows you the one that happened to score that bit higher. It doesnt really let you explore any other options, which, to me, is the only way to truly know your type. Also, for the price you pay, it doesnt at all go over the 27 subtypes, the three presentations of each type, which was a bit disheartening. All that being said it is an interesting view and analysis, and is the most well designed of the ones I've seen so far. The inclusion of the three strengths and weaknesses was interesting but is seemingly unrelated to the enneagram and leaves you wondering what data in your answers did they pull them from. The enneagram is such a great learning tool, and digs deep, revealing aspects of yourself you may deny or reject or even hide. It's because of these reasons that you really should be able to explore more than just one 'dominant' type you get from one quiz, taken at one time in your life, in which you could be anywhere on the map of growth or stress. If not presenting you with two or three different potential analyses, they could at least go into detail where the other strong type falls into play with the results they give you, especially if that type is disconnected from the other entirely (ie not a wing or an arrow). I dont regret my purchase, however, and it is a great starting point for those just familiarizing themselves with the enneagram, but I worry about people taking their results as gospel truth and not feeling encouraged to dig deeper into the 9 types and themselves.