Running head: MBTI REFLECTION MBA 610.01‚ Leadership and Organizational Behavior Spring 2015 The University of Findlay MBTI Reflection Submitted to Dr. Joseph Martelli in partial fulfillment of requirements for MBA 610.01‚ spring (block 1)‚ 2015. By Sanskar Gautam 532335 gautams1@findlay.edu On 01/21/2015 MBTI REFLECTION According to the Humanmetrics Jung Typology Test my type is ENTJ ("Humanmetrics jung typology‚" 2015) I have slight preference of Extraversion
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My MBTI profile was confirmed to be INFJ and on reflection‚ I feel that I want to be appreciated as a unique individual and not labeled into one specific personality type. I acknowledge that there are strengths and weaknesses to every type of personality mindset and I work to be pragmatic enough to see and learn from other personality types as well. As a leader‚ I am very concerned about fairness in the group because according to my past experiences a lack of fairness produces very strong
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My MBTI profile indicated that I am an ISTJ. As a leader‚ and from actual experience‚ my personality leadership style early on in my career tended to be rather strict and I tended to want to micromanage because I did not understand or value other methods people brought to work with them. However‚ over the past several years and lately‚ I have taken a much more relaxed approach that trusts more. I still hold people accountable for their “own stuff” and I think this fits well with the thinking / judging
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My MBTI type is ESFP‚ which means I prefer extraversion‚ sensing‚ feeling‚ and perceiving. To me‚ extraversion means that I like to hang-out with others and be a social butterfly. Sensing means that I like to see what is real‚ to then observe and gather information so that I can make the best decision/conclusion for myself. Feeling‚ that I do not like it when we are all treated the same‚ I like to see people as individuals and follow my moral code to be the best person I can be for myself and others
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Trevor Lubiens MHR 3110 – MBTI Reflection Essay September 3‚ 2013 My dad attended the Chicago Music Conservatory as a piano proficiency major. Needless to say he is a great piano teacher and taught all of his own kids at an early age. My sister and brother could read sheet music very well. I was a different pupil. For three or four months I had faked my way through song after song without my dad knowing I was not reading the music. When I started taking lessons around the age of five I found
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MBTI Reflective Essay Excitement builds as I sit to take the Meyers Briggs Type Inventory. I am tense and aware of the significance of the outcome. Will my results fall inline with my own judgments about myself? I sit in a quiet room with my supplies neatly lined out in front of me‚ all distractions have been removed. I read each question throughly and weigh each answer carefully‚ paying special attention to the situations where more than one answer seems to fit. I complete it quickly and feel
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.At each major SDLC stage‚ there are strengths and insights each Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) can bring to the process. You are one of those types. Image yourself in a typical role at each SDLC stage. Image you have a team member of your complimentary type. How could each type approach the task and be successful using their natural strengths? There are different paths for different types but the same goals. What aspects of the task might a type be most successful at? What things might it
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Inappropriate Uses of MBTI The MBTI test results can be used in almost every type of work. Employers can use employees results to place the employee based on ability to solve problems‚ communication skills‚ marketing traits and other important factors. The results of these tests are derived from employees’ personal preferences rather than their abilities in order to place them in comfortable environments to increase their productivity. In addition‚ businesses use these MBTI test results and split
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My four-letter MBTI type is ISTJ. The strengths of each of these letters are a very clear introverted and moderate in sensing‚ thinking‚ and judging. From the general description of this type‚ I can see in me the quiet‚ serious person who is more practical and matter of fact when it comes to ideas and planning my everyday life. Also‚ I enjoy when I have a set plan and schedule for when I branch out and be social or attend an event. I like knowing what is planned‚ when and where I need to be. I am
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PART TWO: SELF-ASSESSMENT (PRE-FEEDBACK) The first self-assessment that I completed was the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). “The MBTI is primarily concerned with the valuable differences in people that result from where they like to focus their attention‚ the way they like to take information‚ the way they like to decide‚ and the kind of lifestyle they adopt” (Myers‚ 1962‚ p. 2). This self-assessment was very helpful in allowing me to see how I like to connect with my surroundings and the outside
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