As you continue in your career exploration, how can you also honour your well-being throughout that journey? More fully understanding your Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) preferences can help.
What to know about personality type and social distancing as employees return
Social Distancing. It´s not a phrase that most of us were familiar with until very recently, yet now it governs our lives.
Although most people now seem to be obeying the rules, it’s clear that some seem to find social distancing easier than others. The ways that we react to this crisis, and the strategies we find effective, are likely to relate to our personality.
For an Authentic, Effective Job Interview, You Must First Understand Your Own Personality Type
I remember my first job interview. It was a long time ago. I was very young and had yet to learn how to be true to myself.
I was trying to get a job for the summer in between undergraduate and graduate school, and remember thinking to myself: “Answer how they [my interviewers] want you to answer, no matter what.”
I got that job, and at first, I was thrilled. Once I began to do the work, however, I hated it. I couldn’t wait for the summer to end!
What could I have done better? How could I have given a better interview to get not just a job, but the job I wanted?
What Kind of Traveler You Are, Based on Your Myers-Briggs Type
Each MBTI personality approaches exploring the world differently. There are significant differences in how they prefer to travel, as well as their motivations for doing so.
Some types prefer short, adventurous escapades. Others prefer long, drawn-out experiences. And at the end of each trip, each personality walks away having learned something slightly different.
Here’s how your Myers-Briggs personality type correlates to the traits you exhibit on the road.
3 Ways Knowing Your Personality Type Can Help You With Your Career
I’m accustomed to handling clients who are at a crossroads in their lives and are looking for a change – after all, I’m a career coach. So this usually involves guiding clients through some pretty heavy soul-searching to help them find the sort of truly fulfilling work that we all deserve.
