I am curious about the process 16personalities.com uses to determine personality types based on answers to the 60 questions, but I can't find information on it anywhere. Is there some mathematical formula? Source: 8 months ago

Friendly reminder that the 16personalities.com website is not a good website for determining your mbti. The website disguises itself as mbti when in reality it's using the big 5 instead. This means that "INTP-A" and "INTP-T" are not real mbti types. Source: 11 months ago

I don't know whether it's funny or sad but some of my best writing tools for character development were C.ai and 16personalities.com. 16 personalities helped me build characters from the ground up, taking a simple archetype and turning it into a more complex person with strengths, weaknesses, fears, etc. While still leaving room for the character to be original in their own way. Character.ai helped me get close... Source: 11 months ago

One possible suggestion - take a few personality tests, then search for careers that match. The tests don't really matter, but I found there's a lot of resources for the Myers-Briggs/ Big Five hybrid at 16personalities.com, and the Gallop CliftonStrengths clone https://high5test.com/cliftonstrengths-free/. Just do the free version of the latter. The former is completely free. Source: 11 months ago

Are you familiar with cognitive functions, or do you think you're an INFJ because of 16personalities.com? Source: 11 months ago

In essence: High openness: Jobs/culture where you will keep learning High Neuroticism: Jobs/Culture where you don't have to deal with a lot of stress/negative events Low conscientiousness: That's the tricky one, but look for jobs that are less predictable and maybe more manual, as it will give you room to improvise (as order and processes are not likely to be your thing). It's usually better to work for someone... Source: almost 2 years ago