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Type Talk At Work: My Personality Analysis

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In terms of questions concerning my personality insight, across the board I would say that my numbers were fair. The personality test revealed a high level of me being open to new experience; and being agreeable. This came as a shocked because in a previous test; my personality revealed that I was an ISTJ, meaning; introvert, sensing, thinking, and judging. Experience to me are important; because it allows me to grow within my organization; and learn new things. In Type Talk At Work, it explains the role of an Introvert, and their preference to work alone; until they realize the value of working as a team. I have a positive attitude; with a lot of self-evaluation. Kinicki and Fugate (2016, pg. 87), describe those with high core self-evaluation
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