Reviews of TypeFinder® Personality Test
Looking for the best personality test? Based on Myers and Briggs' 16 types, Truity's TypeFinder personality test is the highest rated personality type test available online, with an average customer rating of 4.9 out of 5 stars. Truity's TypeFinder test meets the highest standards for accuracy, with millions users contributing to our dataset and an extensive history of research into reliability and validity.
By nick527
I am a 55 year old married male. I have questioned who I am and what I should be doing my whole life. I read this report and have learned a little more about who I am and why I think the way I do.
By Aisha Johnson
Hello,
I have taken MBTI a few times in my life. The first time, as teen for career week in the 8th grade; the second time, I was in my twenties looking for something in life that was a perfect fit to me; the third time, was three years ago and I was at the lowest point (personally) in my life and wanted more. You know they say third time's a charm well... it is. After I took the personality and career test, sat back read everything, I mean everything. I knew I needed to change because as I seen myself in black and white, was reading all about who I am, some things I did not understand about myself but felt and some I did not know. I was blocking and stopping me from being who I truly am. Out of some self-harming, criticizing, self-doubting, fear of failure self sabatosh attitude that was hidden deep inside me.
As you may or may not know, your personality never ever changes, it is who you are from creation, it is apart of you.
So for me to take the test three times was pointless, right? Well, not to me.
From the first time I took this test I always had the same result ENTJ, and each time I took it I understood the test, myself and the results more. Now this third time being different because I am a wife, a mother, a daughter, a sister, a employee, etc., in short I wear many many interchangeable hats. With the last test being taken my goal and vision was to hang up the hats/shed the titles, loose the power/control life has and stop questioning who I am, how I am, what I am, where I am, when I am and why I am.
Now it is 2020, and I just took the personality test yet again, still have to take the career test. Yes, I received the same ENTJ, did not expect anything different. I did however understand, perceive, interpret, process, gather and gain much more insight about myself than I did the three times before. So if the "third time's the charm" then for me (these are my words to my knowledge I never heard this before) the "fourth time's the final design". If anyone has heard that last part before anywhere please email me and let me know, I do not want to take credit for someone else's work. You must have provable information, not just, oh my brother in laws cousins second sister said that before. As I was reading about my personality type: what I mean (descriptive, informative, analytical), how I work (parts/whole, individual, team), why Im different (misunderstood, standoffish, honestly blunt), who I am (inner self, no reflections of self, no personna), when I am (to act, to be still, to speak/stay quiet), where I am (suppose to be, am going the right way, do I turnaround) are the questions that were finally answered.
All the 42 years of my life that lead up to today at 43 years old is a true blessing and miracle that:
1. I am still living.
2. I am moderately healthy.
3. I am still married (16yrs+)
4. Still & Always my core BELIEFS/FAITH/MORALS
5. From 1977-2020, Life Purpose Finally Discovered.
I would never have known anything about my true personality had it not been for career week in my middle school final year. Learning about who I am on this level taught me how to self search, self build, self love, self respect, self connect, self aspire and much much more on researching self growth and self knowledge. It helped me to learn how to incorporate the world, society, environment, people, situations, and circumstances to the way I am by adapting to it and not letting it attach to who I am and change me. This has been the best journey, path, experiences, walk, lessons learned, teachings, knowledgeable, wisdom gaining, rebuild and rebirth I have ever done.
I know this is a long review and very detailed but trust I left out a whole lot.
I want to thank the Doctors that created the tests 75+ years ago, the site that allow us to use them for free and those that charge ( who can afford it), all the information and research that has been provided to help us further our understanding of ourselves and also for the extra resources to take our self exploration and self investing to higher levels.
By Cheryl Macias
I love this information!
By D. Hughes
Interesting and pretty accurate!
By Brian Cronkhite
Excellent and really helpful.
By Brittany Brandon
Pretty interesting
By LDR
:-) Had to re-post to get a few more e-Books commensurate with my report.
By LDR
Pretty cool. I was 23 and recently out of the military the last time I took this test. The VA administered this test (along with others) to help me assess my best career path as I transitioned into the private space. I originally tested singularly as an ENTJ. I was young, self-confident, inexperienced and overflowing with "can-do" attitude.
I just tested again and realized my ENTJ has mellowed a bit:
87% - ENTJ - "The Commander"
82% - ENFJ - "The Teacher"
65% - ENTP - "The Investor"
64% - INTJ - "The Mastermind"
Even though I'm a strong "T", I "Feel" these results reflect my overall maturation and life experience.
I'm 47 now and have completed a B.S. in Microbiology and PhD in Cardiac & Vascular Molecular Genetics. I'm a Registered Intellectual Property and Regulatory Professional in the Biomedical Space and Founded a Medical Device start-up; and, have been married for 17 years, raised a family of high performers.
Pretty cool.
By Marie B.
I enjoy these types of tests. This is very easy to complete and there are no right answers. I took the Meyers Briggs about 20 years ago and I scored pretty much the same here with the exception of extraversion/introversion. I find the information to be very valuable.
By Rebekah
The results are so detailed and were definitely worth the $19! Best personality test I have ever taken and I recommend everyone answer the 130 questions to get to know yourself - I’m impressed!
