Reviews of TypeFinder® Personality Test
Looking for the best personality test? Based on Myers and Briggs' 16 types, Truity's TypeFinder personality test is the highest rated personality type test available online, with an average customer rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars. Truity's TypeFinder test meets the highest standards for accuracy, with millions users contributing to our dataset and an extensive history of research into reliability and validity. You can read more in our TypeFinder Technical Documentation.
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By Cristina
Very informative and comprehensive report that I’m going to use to help me with work and personal relationships.
By Maria
I loved that the detailed report went beyond just the I/E, S/N, F/T, P/J. I enjoyed the facets, which helped me understand why I know I display tendencies which seem contradictory to my type, yet that do not change the type I feel represents me best. Well worth it and giving me more to think about.
By mar
i am happy with the test
By ME
The additional aspects of the report help provide insight into some of the more nuanced areas of personality that I found helpful compared to other sites.
By Ann
I found this useful and interestingly, one of my personality traits has changed since I first took the test 20 years ago.
I think my results were very accurate for me.
By SueB
I found this exercise very useful on many levels. To see our-self as others see us , is invaluable. The summary on strengths and pitfalls in the workplace is a great guide. Time and Money well spent ( invested )
By richard
Very usefull.
By Ann Burns
I found the report enlightening and comforting; it explained why I often think I have two (or more) personalities within me, with different viewpoints on different days. It shows me where I excel, and where I need more balance; and how to make the most of my traits to get to where I want to be.
By Henrik
I've done similar MBTI tests quite regularly as a way to recognize changes and static traits of how I work. Turns out the INFJ is the most consistent one.
Something that's popped up was the trait of not being very adventurous, perhaps this indicates a non-wholehearted mindset. For now I am happy with the report and will enjoy focusing on strengths instead of working against one's own nature.
By Doyle Bishop
Mostly accurate with a few big misses. Somehow it pegged me as not adventurous, which is far from the truth. I'm a very hard worker, like structure and will get my work done before play but I love new and risky activities. In the work place and outside, I like organization but I will take plenty of risk.