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Take the 28-question MBTI personality assessment to get your 4-letter type code and discover your career tendencies.
MBTI is a self-report personality questionnaire widely used in the US to help you understand your personality type. This test takes about 15-20 minutes.
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When you are unsure which career path suits you best, our short 28-question MBTI test can quickly identify your personality preferences. Based on Carl Jung's theory of psychological types, it evaluates four dimensions: E/I (Extraversion/Introversion), S/N (Sensing/Intuition), T/F (Thinking/Feeling), and J/P (Judging/Perceiving). The test outputs one of 16 personality codes, such as INTJ or ENFP, with each type corresponding to specific career strengths.
Can the test results be used directly for job applications?
No. This is a simplified version intended solely for self-awareness. Career decisions should be made in conjunction with professional assessments.
Why might the same person get different results on multiple attempts?
The MBTI measures preferences, not abilities, and can be influenced by your state of mind during the test. We recommend taking the test when emotionally stable; getting the same result three consecutive times is the most reliable indicator.
Avoid alcohol or stimulants before taking the test. The "suitable careers" listed in the results are based on statistical trends; actual career choices should factor in your personal abilities. The J/P dimension has a greater impact on your working style than on the specific type of profession.
A typical INTP often follows a career path from "Technical Expert" to "Startup Advisor," but their core strength remains conceptual thinking rather than a specific job title. We recommend cross-verifying your results with the Holland Code (RIASEC) test. For example, when the Artistic (A) type in RIASEC overlaps with the Intuitive (N) type in MBTI, there is a much higher match for creative professions.
