When you do, you don't have to tell us that much about yourself: we're more interested in the questions you ask about the work you'd be interested in doing.
This form directs you to a free self-assessment that, and then takes you through a process where you analyse what you have read. We think that applying for jobs should be a journey of self-discovery, and actually give something back to you in the process!
If you've already done personality testing, feel free to go through as much of the form as you want in order to refresh your memory and explore.
This process is based on the self-awareness activities that had a positive effect on my own life, after taking a free online test in 2006. Since then, knowing my "MBTI" profile has been a help and sometimes a hindrance - but mostly a help. I took the real MBTI later on at University, and scored the same as I did on this free test, so free worked ... for me at least:)
*For people looking at colleges or careers, often an MBTI-like assessment is the first step, and a look at Monster.com (or similar website) to search for a couple of "Dream jobs," is the second step. When you see a dream job, look at the requirements: that's your educational and career path.
Meyers-Briggs Type Indicator
You can read all about the Meyers Briggs Type Indicator, based on Jungian psychology, at the Wikipedia page on MBTI, but you don't have to do that yet: I found information about the MBTI to be most useful after I took a similar assessment. The assessment is only good for as much as you get out of it, so reading all about it beforehand is kind of beside the point.