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To: nikos1121

Non sequitur.

The test does not show my surgeons skills.

Meyers Briggs maybe, but a one off preference for geometry is not a test I would find credible.


16 posted on 01/08/2020 7:44:30 AM PST by Blueflag (Res ipsa loquitur: non vehere est inermus)
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To: Blueflag

I’d like my plastic surgeon to be a combination of “A Box” and maybe a “Circle”. I want him or her creative yet, obsessively organized and thorough.

I want the pilot flying my plane to be “A Box” more than a “A Squiggle”.


24 posted on 01/08/2020 7:51:30 AM PST by nikos1121
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To: Blueflag

Meyers Briggs was shown to be a fabricated, innacurate failure. Knowing now that studies proved Meyers Briggs to be a failure, and knowing that thousands of American companies used this failure test as a basis for hiring, and following that these HR Human Resources departments SUNK that company from the very beginning based upon a false test,

why have these HRs not been held legally accountable?

Another crackpot symbol test is here to sink another company.

These tests show HR Depts are like giving a teenager a bottle of whiskey and having them hire your employees from Craigslist.


47 posted on 01/08/2020 8:15:27 AM PST by TheNext (Universal Skeptic)
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To: Blueflag

Meyers Briggs is actually a crock. Do some checking into how the mother and daughter team just made it up with no supporting data, and no valid testing or hypothesis.
Rather fascinating story.


69 posted on 01/08/2020 10:08:54 AM PST by Honest Nigerian
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