Reviews of The TypeFinder® Personality Test

This has been THE MOST helpful test I have taken. It has clarified why I get so confused about how I have been typed. The percentage of my personality type INFJ is extremely close with INFP and INTJ and is very close to ISFP and ISFJ. Both of which I am not. But, this does explain why I felt such a connection to another ISFP. No wonder I've been confused and no wonder people can't figure me out. THANK YOU, THANK YOU!! Now I have a good starting point to see which of the three applies to me best. We are such unique individuals, aren't we?

I've been googling, searching and reading on and off for years anout my personality. I finally got the whole picture and it's so accurate! Money well spent.

Although I am not sure if this in 100% me, but I think it is fairly accurate. I think I am on the right track by taking this test. I really like the detailed report.

I enjoy that the report goes into detail with examples per section of what they mean per trait, e.g. what is 'tough'. I particularly like that this test does not categorise you in a black-and-white manner, e.g. "You are tough" v.s. "You are compassionate". Instead, it says you have a preference for x y z. Great visuals and explanations.

The Truity TypeFinder personality test is by far the best personality test I’ve ever taken. Within the report it offers a very broken down, detailed explanation of each personality characteristic that you posses, the personality type that you are, the careers that are best for your personality type and much more. I highly recommend that you use the Truity TypeFinder personality test for all people, no matter the phase or season of life you’re in.

Excellent!

Really enjoyed doing the Truity report, but would like to have had the option to download a printed report, not just a web access page.

10/10

Taking this test took a lot less time than I had feared it would. I had to take it for work, but I ended up enjoying seeing the results and reading about my personality types. Some of the questions bugged me, because it wasn't easy to figure out where I landed on the spectrum, or it didn't seem like a true dichotomy. But I agreed with the vast majority of the results. A couple things didn't seem spot on, but these were the smaller component pieces, that I think washed out or didn't have a big impact on the larger results. Overall, seemed like a helpful exercise to test some of my assumptions or perspectives on myself, and also to get some guidance on how to use this info in my every day life.

What a great experience. I enjoyed finding out about the boarderlines on the different facets, and how they cause people to have two styles of aproaching life. Before, I was truly wondering about that, since I felt that for some things about my responce and style are not black and white, or I do not have a single way to respond, but since I understood that when a person is on the boarderline, he/she can act either using one end of the facet, or the, opposite end, this made me more understanding and relieved with myself.