MNAus
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Bwahaha, I know I shouldn't laugh - that's just terrible - but still, couldn't help myself.One of the saddest things I ever saw in an HR office was one of those "Magic 8-Ball" toys sitting on the HR manager's desk.
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Bwahaha, I know I shouldn't laugh - that's just terrible - but still, couldn't help myself.One of the saddest things I ever saw in an HR office was one of those "Magic 8-Ball" toys sitting on the HR manager's desk.
Sadder still, Magic 8-Ball and the MBTI system work equally well for determining the best-fit candidate for employment. That is to say, not very well at all.Bwahaha, I know I shouldn't laugh - that's just terrible - but still, couldn't help myself.One of the saddest things I ever saw in an HR office was one of those "Magic 8-Ball" toys sitting on the HR manager's desk.
I saw people on a dating site sharing their results, and they acted like they thought it would help them narrow the field looking for compatible personalities. I don't have a field to narrow, personally.Autism can be INFP, but not all INFP can be Autism.
But it's fun. I would have ended up like Eric Portman above without MBTI...
So essentially, MBTI is the "New Astrology". Back in the 1960s and well into the 1970s, your astrological sign mattered about as much as your physical appearance, earning potential, and ability to get along with others. Now MBTI seems to have replaced Astrology in that respect.I saw people on a dating site sharing their results, and they acted like they thought it would help them narrow the field looking for compatible personalities. I don't have a field to narrow, personally.