Myers-Briggs® Question Corner – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Do you wonder why you’re attracted to certain people and seem less compatible with others?

Any 2 healthy, well-developed people can have a successful relationship. Understanding yours and your partner’s similarities and differences can help with communication - especially in romantic relationships.

In their book “Just Your Type: Create the Relationship You’ve Always Wanted Using the Secrets of Personality Type,” Barbara Barron and Paul D. Tieger say they’ve found that many personality types are more satisfied when they’re paired with similar partners.

NT types, or “rationals”, are problem-solvers known for their ingenious, independent, and strong-willed nature. They prize knowledge and competency and use their abilities to understand and improve our world. NF types, or “idealists”, are naturally drawn to helping improve and inspire people. They are filled with good will and kindness and have a unique talent for helping others work together.

Sorry seems to be the hardest word… for some people. Are they just stubborn? Or is there something in their makeup that stops them from taking responsibility and apologizing? How does personality – and self-esteem -factor into this? Tune in as Edythe and David share their insights.
This is the final episode of the current series and the final show for our co-host David. Look out for our second season coming soon- with a new co-host.

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Myers-Briggs Question Corner is the weekly MBTI career podcast brought to you by DC Metro Career Counselor Edythe Richards.
Edythe is a Myers-Biggs Master Practitioner and founder of A Top Career - a web site which specializes in helping people back into work.
Find out more at https://atopcareer.com

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Todays MBTI career podcast explores communication between an ESFJ employee and her ENTP boss We discuss potential pitfalls of communication between these two Types® as well as strategies for leveraging communication and enhancing workplace relationships.

With DC Metro Career Counselor Edythe Richards.

Today's question comes from Andrew.
"Why did my Myers-Briggs Type® change? I used to be an INTJ but now I'm an ENTP."
Our answer comes from DC Metro based career counselor Edythe Richards. Edythe is a Myers-Briggs Master Practitioner.

Welcome to another episode of Myers-Briggs Question Corner. Today is a quick relationship question. A web visitor asks, "How is it that opposite people attract?".
As always our answer comes from DC Metro based career counselor Edythe Richards. Edythe is a Myers-Briggs Master Practitioner and for this response she uses the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® and the types ENFP and ISTJ

In our latest podcast Career Counselor and Myers-Briggs® Master Practitioner Edythe Richards offers advice on a question regarding ENFJ and INTJ relationships…

In today's Myers-Briggs® Question Corner our question comes from Geoff.
Geoff asks, "In the workplace, what are 5 simple ways in which Introverts can best engage with Extraverts while making the Extraverts feel at home - and while maintaining their own personal integrity?"

Myers-Briggs® Question Corner Podcast is written and presented by Edythe Richards - MBTI® Master Practitioner and founder of A Top Career.

Our question today. "I recently tried a free Myers-Briggs test online and I got ISFJ. I tried a different site that said I'm INFJ.
How can this be?

Are online Myers-Briggs tests statistically valid? Are you wasting time and money?

We're looking for new questions for 2019. Have YOUR Myers-Briggs® career or relationship question answered by submitting it via our web site at www.atopcareer.com

Myers-Briggs® Question Corner Podcast is written and presented by Edythe Richards - MBTI® Master Practitioner and founder of A Top Career.

INTP INTERVIEW CHALLENGES
Jason says, "As an INTP its hard for me to communicate my value in job interviews. I don't interview well, I'm pretty shy and feel awkward, and as a result I rarely get job offers, - but a job interview is all about selling one's self.
Do you have any tips for better communication strategies for INTPs?

We're looking for new questions for 2019. Have YOUR Myers-Briggs® career or relationship question answered by submitting it via our web site at www.atopcareer.com