Free Personality Type Tests

Tests Reveal your Personality

Free personality type tests reveal your personality to help you make good career choices. They show how you behave under different situations given a free choice. People will always behave in a way that they are most comfortable with and understanding yourself is key to finding the right career for you.

Free personality type test helps to know:

• why people are different

• why you have trouble dealing with some people

• how to be persuasive and convincing

• how to understand your colleagues and bosses

• how to understand yourself better

• which careers are likely to give you the most satisfaction

What Else you can Learn

Free personality type tests give you insight into yourself and you have the opportunity to get more information that tells you:

• What natural strengths your personality type has.

• What careers best suit your personality type.

• How your personality type works with other personality types.

• Which personality types you naturally gravitate to.

• What weaknesses are inherent in your personality type.

• Which personality types you have the most difficulty working in harmony with.

• Which careers your personality type should avoid.

What to Expect on the Test

To make the free personality type tests easier, here are four questions that have two different lists of personal preferences. Both are equal and neither is right or wrong. Read both and decide which one best describes you. Make sure it is how it describes you as you are and not as you wish to be.

1. How do you naturally direct your energy?

Extroverts are normally outgoing and introverts tend to be introspective. An extrovert is naturally sociable and active, where an introvert in more reserved and cautious.

a. Extroverts tend to:

i. be energetic

ii. talk rather than listen

iii. act before they think

iv. be very social

v. tell everyone what is on their mind

vi. like the limelight

vii. be easily distracted

viii. like to multitask

b. Introverts tend to:

i. be quiet

ii. listen rather than talk

iii. prefer to work out of the limelight

iv. like being alone

v. be focused

vi. do not tell everyone what they are thinking

vii. like to complete one task at a time

2. What sorts of information are you naturally attracted to and remember?

People who are sensors see the facts and figures of the world where intuitives see connections and possibilities. Sensors tend to be practical, trusting in past experiences and intuitives are imaginative and trust their gut instincts.

a. Sensors tend to:

i. see what it really is

ii. use skills already learned

iii. focus on today

iv. focus on the specifics

v. be practical

vi. work steadily

vii. like instructions

viii. believe in past experiences

b. Intuitives tend to:

i. look at possibilities and the big picture

ii. love learning new skills

iii. want to know what could be

iv. learn for themselves

v. be creative

vi. trust their intuition

vii. works in bursts

viii. think outside the box

3. How do you make decisions?

Thinkers tend to use objectivity and facts to make decisions and feelers make decisions based on their emotions and personal values. Thinkers are analytical and value logic and feelers are sensitive and driven by a need for harmony.

a. Thinkers tend to:

i. be objective

ii. be reserved

iii. listen to rational debates

iv. not take things personally

v. be critical

vi. argue just for fun

vii. be motivated by achievement

viii. believe in honesty

b. Feelers tend to:

i. make decisions based on their feelings

ii. be friendly

iii. listen to how they feel

iv. take things personally

v. be quick with compliments

vi. avoid conflict

vii. be motivated by appreciation

viii. believe in diplomacy

4. What type of environment makes you most comfortable?

Judgers like a structured environment where they are in control and perceivers are open to possibilities and like to keep their options open. Judgers value productivity and organization; and perceivers tend to be nonconformists and flexible.

a. Judgers tend to:

i. have no problem making decisions

ii. are time conscious

iii. prefer finishing things

iv. prefer to work to a plan

v. prefer structure

vi. focus on work rather than play

vii. need schedules

viii. need rules

b. Perceivers tend to:

i. have trouble reaching decisions

ii. often be running late

iii. prefer starting things

iv. prefer to keep plans flexible

v. prefer to keep their options open

vi. focus on play rather than work

vii. throw out schedules

viii. questions rules

To find out more about your personality type, take some free personality tests and you may be surprised at what you discover.