Reviews of The TypeFinder® Personality Test

Good insight some confirmation and some surprise which helps me to take more time for myself to know me better

I have taken a similar test about 10 years ago and it was interesting to see slight differences a decade later as I have gained more life experiences, but no fundamental shift. It was very enlightening for me, as one tends to think your way of seeing the world is how everyone else does, however after seeing the 16 different types, you quickly realize how much diversity there is. This report showed my match against all 16 personality types, which was a great add-on. The pitfalls section hit me really hard, it was spot on - I will print this out and keep close to refer back to.

I have never done a Meyers-Briggs test before. It was quite interesting. Some results were totally expected, others I would never have thought of. It was definitely worth the $29.99.

I was surprised by how accurate the outcome would describe my personality type. By reading more, I gained a better insight on why I do certain things, or why I feel sometimes in a certain way. Very interesting to read and to know.

I found my report pretty interesting with some shocking news for me ! I think it will help me getting to know myself and what I am more inclined to do in life (as an actual student). I do not regret my choice in choosing this test ! 100% great ! Thank you.

I think the result is quite detailed and accurate. I always want to know exactly about myself. I mean I can feel who I am but I don't know whether some of my characteristics are good or bad. Through this report, I clearly know which is good to keep and which should be avoided and improved.

The results were comprehensive but not completely accurate.

Easy to complete test. The report provided detailed information about the results and suggestions about things to consider moving forward.

This was very interesting. I took the test in part because I’ve seen new people at work introduce themselves with their type and I was curious, and in part because I’ve been feeling out of sorts at work and want to understand myself better. As it turns out, my type lends itself to someone who wants to know the Why behind things and curiosity. At a glance I was surprised that it pegged me as an extrovert, but with the full report I was able to see the details of the 6 facets. As it turns out, my extrovert/introvert total score was 50/50, 3 facets lean heavily towards one, 3 lean heavily towards the other, all were spot on. The report explains that I am a blend and may use both styles somewhat equally or prefer one over the other depending on the situation. All in all, the report details really helped me understand some of the frustrations I’ve been having at work. This past week I’ve been doing tedious, mind numbing work because a colleague who couldn’t keep up couldn’t keep up didn’t get her work done. The report hits on both of these, my dislike for detail oriented work and a few of my styles which hit on my lack of patience for people who cant keep up. I plan to highlight some of the assessments and keep them at my desk as a reminder to myself to take a step back when I feel my frustration building.

I am glad I have finally done it. It confirmed a lot of what I believed but also opened my eyes to better understand not only how I relate to the world but how the world relates to me.