Mbti Test

My type personality unraveled
My personality profile is Introversion-iNtuition-Feeling-Judging. The Jungen test confirms that I have a strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (100%), a marginal or no Intuition over Sensing (3%), a slight preference of Feeling over Thinking (9%), and a moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving
(34%).
In business and school, this means that I am an Introvert with a lifestyle that balances both intuition and
Sensing, Feeling and Judging rather than thinking and perception respectively. Using the MBTI test can be a valuable way towards the development of the person’s ability in how to manage relationships with others. My MBTI test, I took last week, described my preference for my way of thinking

When the client heard about the incident he demanded an immediate restoration of his data otherwise he would be suing the company. Fortunately, a skilled technician could restore the data. After this, everybody in the company thought I didn’t have the required skills to handle such tasks.
Why were the situations difficult?
The situations were difficult because they put me in a psychological pain. For a quite long period I totally lost confidence and self-esteem. After the technical issue I had, I thought about quitting the computer field and try something totally different because I was disoriented and lacking the guts to overcome that situation. I underwent psychological torture.
About the two weeks of Emotional Intelligence course
Learning about personality types have helped me, so far, to understand that emotional intelligence (EI) is a type of intelligence that is necessary in our everyday live as we encounter different life situations.
The link www.humanmetrics.com where I took the Jungen test to confirm my MBTI preference, and the
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator helped me further my knowledge to understand EI and why acquiring knowledge in this field will help me a lot in being aware of my personality type and my