After taking the personality test, I realized that the test was very effective for me because a lot of the stuff that are said are true about me. My personality type is ESFJ -Extraverted Sensing Feeling Judging. My personality type did fit my expectations in such things, but not all, which is about 75-80% true about me. ESFJs like being in charge, we see problems clearly, and we are also hard workers. Another thing that ESFJs have in common is that we are great for medical fields. I believe this test to be very similar to what I was expecting because I am a nursing major and after taking the test I was very pleased with how the test explains how I am fit for the medical field. I have taken a similar test like that one in University 101 class my freshmen year at Liberty University and I found …show more content…
Most people work for economic opportunities. As for me, I came from a poor country where our economics is very bad, so being in the USA where I can work to save money, I would be pleased with any job that I am employed in because the goal sometimes is to save money to have a better living. It would be different for those of us who go to college to get an education, but the ones it would not be fair for the ones that are uneducated to be tested based on their personalities. The test would make it hard for people to get jobs. I know in some places people can have the worst personality, but they still manage to get the work done. As believers of Christ our goal is to except everyone for who he or she is because we were all created in Christ's image, so that means we have to value other human beings as we value ourselves. "Introversion-extraversion—People who are introverted are solitary, reserved, and unsociable, whereas those who are extraverted are outgoing, friendly, and people oriented" (Nevid 2015,