Knowledge Base
How the 16 Personality Types Really See Charisma: A Study
Which personality types trust charisma, which resist it, and which want a career built on it? Our "Charisma" survey shows where the 16 types split.
How Personality Types Respond to Being Flirted With: A Study
According to our "Being Flirted With" survey, Extraverted personality types get flirted with far more often, yet nearly everyone enjoys it - and wants more of it from a long-term partner.
Why Do INFPs Feel So Behind?
INFPs compare themselves to others on ability and life path more than any other personality type, and they often let their comparisons let it steer their future. See what our survey found.
How Personality Types Feel About Swearing: A Study
Which personality types swear the most, who apologizes afterward, and who barely notices? Our "Profanity" survey reveals sharp splits between the 16 types.
Would an INFJ Enjoy the Digital Nomad Life?
INFJs are curious about the world’s cultures more than any other Introvert yet keep the deepest roots of any Intuitive type. Our survey data explains what INFJs want from travel.
How Personality Types Approach Self-Transformation: A Study
The data from our "Self-transformation" survey shows that nearly every personality type wants to change, but not everyone has the confidence about where to begin.
How Personality Types Experience Disappointment: A Study
Most personality types hide disappointment and point it inward, blaming themselves first. See which types feel let down most easily and how long it it takes for them to get over letdowns.
How Managers Can Make Dissent Feel Safer
Your team already disagrees with you – even if you don’t hear about it. See the six manager habits that make dissent feel safer, and why each one works differently depending on personality.
How Stubborn Each Personality Type Really Is: A Study
Nearly every personality type admits to being stubborn, and Thinking types wear it proudly. Even still, most people believe that stubbornness is a trait that most would rather not see.