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My16 Personality Type Descriptions
Detailed descriptions for your 4-letter personality designation from the
My16 Personality assessment
For detailed information on your My16 personality visit: 16personalities.com
Understanding Your My16 Results
What is My16?
My16 is a personality assessment that identifies your 4-letter personality type, similar to Myers-Briggs, however rather than relying on your 4-letter rating, I use your specific answers to provide a secondary filter in the career matching process. Though my interest is in your answers, the 4-letter type categorization of this test can also provide you with great insight into how you process information, and give valuable insights into your personal preferences and tendencies.
My16's Role in Your Complete Assessment
My16 fills a specific piece of your career development puzzle by helping me understand how you process information. Here's how it fits into the complete Free Career Match system:
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Interview: Learn deep insights about your likes, interests, and passions
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RIASEC: Identify vocational skills you gravitate towards (doing, thinking, creative, social, persuading, organizing)
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My16: Understand how you process information and approach decisions
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Keywords: Your own assessment of skills, interests, demeanor, and preferences
Whether you're an Extrovert who processes information through social interaction or an Introvert who prefers internal reflection. Whether you're Sensing-focused on concrete details or Intuitive with big-picture thinking, these differences affect how you approach work and career decisions.
Important Note
Your personality type is just one piece of the career puzzle. The real career matching happens by combining your answers to My16 with your RIASEC results and Keywords self-assessment, then fine-tuning with your interview answers. However, My16 can be valuable in helping you understand how you process information and approach pursuing career and other goals.
How to Use These Descriptions
Each personality type description includes detailed information about strengths, potential career paths, relationships, and personal growth areas compiled and published at 16personalities.com
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Find your 4-letter code from your My16 assessment results and visit the 16personalities.com website to explore your My16 personality details. Remember, no personality type is better than another - each brings unique strengths and perspectives.
Remember
Your personality type is fascinating to explore, but your career matching is based on much more comprehensive factors including your interests, values, skills, and goals. Use these descriptions for valuable personal insight in the areas described, but trust the comprehensive career analysis for your actual career decisions!