Jung Typology Test Essay

The Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test was very accurate with the results of my personality type. According to Humanmetrics, ISFJs are characterized by their desire to serve others or “need to be needed.” As far as my strengths are concerned, the test was extremely accurate because I am warm, friendly, and affirming by nature; service-oriented; good listener; excellent organizational capabilities; good at handling money; and taking care of daily needs. However, it was wrong on two of the weaknesses that it listed, which were, difficulty branching out into new territory and difficulty moving on after the end of a relationship. I have moved majority of my life, especially during my entire 20s as an ex-military wife and had to adapt to very different environments all the time. My most recent example would be starting college for the first time in over ten years. The other weakness about moving on after the end of a relationship, I would also say is false, because although I take my time to heal and move forward in any relationship, I don’t say I do so with difficulty. I prefer to heal and collect myself and thoughts in order to be sufficient in the next relationship. The most surprising thing I learned about myself by taking this test was the extent in which I give my time, attention, and love to others. I already knew that I was a nurturer from how I am in day to day life and being told by most people I meet, but with reading the
For example, although at times I need my own rest and personal time, I will keep my nephew for my brother to get sleep for his third shift job at Goodyear despite what I may want to do for myself. Another example of my service-orientation is shown when my best friend needs a ride from work to home, I will rearrange my day in order to help make things easier for her