YNG Understanding Your MBTI Results
Personal Development & Stories
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1h 22m
The MBTI personality test provides valuable information that can help you better understand what makes you tick. Having an objective framework to view personality traits will deepen your understanding of yourself and others when it comes to communication and workstyle differences. This knowledge can also help with career decision-making.
Through a series of questions, the MBTI assessment helps you identify your natural preferences in four areas of personality:
How you direct and receive energy
How you process information
Your approach to decision-making
Your approach to structure and time
Your natural preferences in these four areas sort you into one of 16 distinct MBTI personality types. Understanding these types gives you objective insight that you can use to enhance your professional and personal relationships. In this session, you will learn how to interpret your results so you can better understand yourself and others.
Take Homes:
• Learn your communication and workstyle preferences
• Learn how your temperament impacts your motivation
• Learn which careers are the best fit for your personality
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