@Duff Wrobbel I definitely agree that your true friends can more accurately describe you than any personality assessment. I've never been a fan of having people use their assessment results as "hard and fast descriptions" guaranteed to accurately predict behavior. Rather, I prefer to use them as tools that establish a framework that a team can leverage in discovery conversations (e.g. "Yeah, my MBTI results say I'm an extrovert, but some of what the booklet says about extroverts just doesn't fit me. For example, though I get energized by interacting with others, I don't like going to parties. Do you agree with everything that your profile says about you?" ) Also, and this is more on point with the intent of this community, I think that people can use whatever self-awareness they get from their results as potential guidance for personal development. Does that make sense?