In the modern workplace, it is very important to understand the degree of matching your professional ability tendencies and career needs. Through the GATB (General Career Ability Probability Test), you can fully understand your strengths and weaknesses in multiple ability dimensions, thereby helping yourself make career choices and career planning. GATB professional ability tendency evaluates nine...
A detailed explanation of the differences between MBTI Type I personality and E personality. This article deeply explores the differences between Type I personality and E personality in MBTI, covering core traits, advantages and disadvantages, workplace performance, common misunderstandings, etc., to help you fully understand and respond effectively and build harmonious interpersonal relationships...
In modern interpersonal psychology, positive social personality is considered to be a key factor affecting social success and interpersonal quality. Simply put, a positive social personality is the friendly, enthusiastic and positive side that a person shows in interpersonal interactions. Have you ever wondered why some people are always like fish in water in the crowd? This is often precisely bec...
You may not know that your personality determines your wealth! Have you ever thought about the connection between your personality and wealth? Through the MBTI theory, we can divide a person's personality into 16 types. Each type not only has different characteristics in emotions, thinking and behavior, but also has completely different ways and attitudes to obtain and manage money. Understand you...
In daily life, have you ever met some people - getting along with them always makes you feel tired, depressed, and even affect your original good mood? These people may fall into the category of negative social personality (also known as 'social poison weeds'). While they are not necessarily “bad people,” their emotional patterns and behaviors may have negative effects invisibly. This article will...
Social anxiety is not uncommon in modern society, and many people feel nervous in specific social situations. However, for those suffering from social anxiety disorder, this anxiety may affect every aspect of daily life. You may feel scared, nervous, and even inferior, especially when communicating with strangers or participating in large social events. If you are worried about whether you have so...
Social interaction is an indispensable part of human life. It not only affects the harmony of interpersonal relationships, but also has a profound impact on our career development, mental health and resource acquisition. However, social interaction is not always easy and pleasant, with problems such as malice, consumption, collapse of personality, and crises of trust emerging one after another. Ho...
The Differential Aptitude Test (DAT) is a psychological test tool that is widely used in career planning, academic evaluation and recruitment processes. It evaluates an individual’s potential abilities in multiple cognitive areas through a series of standardized subtests. Whether it is a student, a newcomer in the workplace, or an in-service employee, DAT can help assess an individual’s strengths ...
In today's social networks, MBTI personality testing has become a hot topic that has attracted much attention, especially the discussions about J and P people, which has aroused heated discussions and strong resonance among many young people. Whether on social platforms or daily communication, everyone is keen to talk about whether they are 'J people' or 'P people', as if this has become a new pas...
In many social occasions, we often encounter a way of interaction that makes people feel overwhelmed - chatting . This seemingly relaxed and casual form of communication may be a natural thing for extroverts, but for introverts , it is a consumption of psychological energy and may even be a social anxiety . If your MBTI personality test results are introverted types such as INFJ , INTP , ISTJ , IN...
