yea when ever indy is saying his Ni is going wild or whatever, first thing i think of is monty python
I do too.
But then again I come across many situations in life that make me think of Monty Python. :fish:
I've found that if I mention the MBTI, I usually just get a blank stare in return.
My first exposure was around 1994 when the small printing company I worked for hired a test administrator to join us one Saturday and give us all the test.
The point behind it was to make us aware of the different personality types, and how to recognize these traits in a customer.
Then adjust your approach in how you deal with them.
About 15 of us took the test, and when the results were tabulated I was the only INFJ in the group.
The administrator seemed surprised to find one, "Really?! an INFJ? Wow! I don't come across that type very often. Less than 5% of the population tests as INFJ."
This made everyone turn and look at me like I was some kind of freak. :gossip:
That's how I felt at the time. I hate being the center of attention!
The years passed and I didn't give it too much thought, but kept it in the back of my mind.
During the Summer of '09, the MBTI test was brought up in a conversation I was having, and I mentioned I was an INFJ or something like that.
So, I went online, took a test and came back INFJ.
I took several different tests on several websites and the result I got most was INFJ. The only other result I would get was INTJ.
So, I started researching it more and found my way here.