Knowledge Base
Coworker Friendships and Conflict Across Personality Types: A Study
Explore the results of our "Coworking Relationships" survey, from which personality types confront a difficult colleague to who stays friends after leaving a job, and everything in between.
Do ISFJs Like to Travel?
ISFJs are among the personality types least likely to be starving for adventure yet out-travel every other Introvert. Our data explains ISFJ travel habits and the digital nomad question.
How Personality Types Experience Self-Control: A Study
Data from our "Self-control" survey shows that Judging and Prospecting personality types split sharply on willpower, strain, and guilt. Explore the full results.
ISFJs Judge Themselves the Hardest for Their Intrusive Thoughts
ISFJs are more likely than any other personality type to think their intrusive thoughts mean something’s wrong with them – and the least likely to ever act on one.
How Personality Types Remember, Forget, and Recall: A Study
Our "Memory" survey of all 16 personality types reveals who trusts their recall, who reports false memories, and the tricks each type uses to enhance their ability to remember.
For ISFJs, the Mental Load Is a Love Language
ISFJs carry one of the heaviest mental loads in our survey – their partner’s included – yet they want change more than any other type. The reason for both is love.
How Personality Types Approach Charitable Giving: A Study
Every personality type says they’d rather give time than money, but volunteering habits, trust in charities, and favorite causes split along trait lines.
ISFJs and Life-Changing Experiences: The Change They Take to Heart
People assume ISFJs fear change. Our survey says otherwise: they read change more accurately, and regret it less, than almost any personality type.
Can an INFP Be a Digital Nomad?
INFPs top every personality type for wanting fully remote work. Our survey data shows why so few of them turn that pull into a digital nomad life.