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Letters, five trait scores, an Enneagram-style motive, and how you act at work. Also how you get close, how you notice care, what kind of work pulls you, and what you do when it gets tense.
Type Compass
32 questions. You get four letters.
INFP
Example result
Five Traits
Five scores. No four-letter box.
Drive Map
What you keep protecting. Enneagram-style.
Work Pulse
How you act at work. About six minutes.
Main style, then second
D / I
Push first, then talk it through.
Close Style
How you act when someone matters.
Example result
Anxious
4 min · free
Care Style
How you notice that someone cares.
Example result
Time
4 min · free
Job Lean
What kind of work actually pulls you.
Example result
Make
4 min · free
Stress Style
What you do when it gets tense.
Example result
Freeze
4 min · free
The quizzes are free
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- What is this site?
- Eight short personality tests, plus pages for the 16 types. You can finish a test without an account. An account is for saving results or buying the longer writeup.
- Do I have to sign up?
- No. Sign up if you want the result kept, a public link, or the paid writeup.
- Is this the official MBTI®?
- No. The letter quiz uses the same four pairs people know from Myers and Briggs. It is not their test, and you can't get certified from it.
- Which one should I take?
- Letters: Type Compass. Research-style bars: Five Traits. Motive: Drive Map. Work habits: Work Pulse. Closeness: Close Style. How care shows up: Care Style. What work pulls you: Job Lean. Stress habit: Stress Style.
- How long are they?
- Type Compass is 32 questions, usually six to eight minutes. The others are shorter.
- Is this a diagnosis?
- No. If things are actually bad, talk to a person who does that for a living. In the U.S. you can call or text 988.