What's your personality?

360 degree is about as accurate as Myers-Briggs. Say a well liked manager asks his colleagues and direct reports to complete the 360 degree survey. Will the respondents be honest or will they complete answers that they think the organisation will "like" so they don't get their boss or colleague into trouble? I recently reviewed a 360 degree report for a colleague. The results were nonsense. For managerial effectiveness his boss scored him 7%. His direct reports and colleagues scored him over 80%. Something very wrong there.

 

So, choosing between ISTP and INTP, which is your definition of hell?

ISTP - The Zombie apocalypse happens but you’re suddenly the world’s weakest fighter and must depend solely on your loved ones to keep you alive.

INTP - You are eternally condemned to researching an extremely vapid topic using wildly inaccurate methods, mostly involving interviewing people who have no idea what they’re talking about.​

 

Both bad but the second one is worse! So out of the two, INTP it is!
Ps. Where did you get the options from?
Edit: found with Google
https://www.google.com.au/amp/thoug...l-for-each-myers-briggs-personality-type/amp/

 

I read through all of the descriptions and the worse thing for me would be to not have control.... i'm a thinker and assertive. Everything else I'm near the middle.

THOUGHT CATALOG
The Definition Of Hell For Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type
Heidi Priebe
2 years ago
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ESTJ – An incredibly impractical person is put in charge of all of your major life decisions. You have to do whatever they say and are powerless to argue or reason with them.

INFP – Your deepest thoughts and feelings are exposed to a large audience and everyone thinks that you’re pathetic and unoriginal.

INTJ – Every time you open your mouth to say something intelligent, something entirely idiotic comes out instead.

ESFJ – Someone you love is in dire need of practical help and you can’t give it to them. Worse yet, they think you’re refusing to help them out of pettiness and they’re mad at you.

ESFP – You are stuck in a room by yourself for the rest of eternity.

ISTP – The Zombie apocalypse happens but you’re suddenly the world’s weakest fighter and must depend solely on your loved ones to keep you alive.


ENFP – Every minute of the rest of your life has been scheduled for you – and it’s a long series of arbitrary, solitary tasks.

ISFP – You have to listen to rude people criticizing your personal choices, your appearance and your art form all day long. Nobody cares that they’re hurting your feelings.

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ENFJ – Your loved ones are in dire need of guidance but every piece of advice you gives them inadvertently makes things worse for them.

ISFJ – Everyone you love is yelling at each other and it’s all your fault.

ISTJ – You are expected to complete a highly esteemed project with absolutely no guidance as to what’s expected of you.

INFJ – You are eternally damned to working for a morally corrupt company that aims to exploit the weak and generally degrade conditions for all of society.

ESTP – You are completely paralyzed, lacking even the ability to speak.

ENTP – Freedom of speech is revoked from the constitution. Voicing your opinion in any way is now illegal.


INTP – You are eternally condemned to researching an extremely vapid topic using wildly inaccurate methods, mostly involving interviewing people who have no idea what they’re talking about.

ENTJ – Somebody is wrong, and they’re directing a large group of people! You can’t do anything about it and will have to obey whatever inefficient policies they decide to implement.

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EstJ-A for me. Hmmm where do I go from here?