Cráb People

I wouldn't take the descriptions too seriously; the 'famous examples' are made up also... Alexander The Great never took a Briggs-Myers test. The long descriptions are probably an example of the 'Forer Effect' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forer_effect

But I'm an INTP, so I would point this sort of thing out.

When they create a mile long description that it's like shooting in the dark and hoping to hit something, roughly half of my explanation is what i mostly am, and the other half being tiny bits.

In fact even if the test had only one outcome named "lol" and that had every personality type written in it, people would recognise themselves in a single line and say the description is accurate even if the description has 3000 lines.

That's just how people think, vague descriptions are interpreted differently by individuals and each individual finds himself in them.

edit: just clicked your link now gomzo makes my comment pretty pointless

ISTJ

Some of the questions combined with just the yes/no answer are just bad


I actually did several of these kinds of tests and interviews recently as part of my traineeship, and the result of this one is pretty similar.

ESTP

Extraverted Sensing Thinking Perceiving

11 1 12 17


slightly expressed extravert
slightly expressed sensing personality
slightly expressed thinking personality
slightly expressed perceiving personality

ENTJ

ENTJ *gasp*

tuned, lets be BFFs

:>:>:>

INTP

LONG LIVE THE SPERGLORDS!