The Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI®) assessment is a self-evaluation process meant to explain Carl Jung’s theory about personality types and to make it useful for everyone’s day-to-day life. MBTI® results identify important difference between normal, healthy people, differences that can be the source of many misunderstandings and communication problems.

Through the MBTI® evaluation and the received feedback you will be able to identify your unique preferences regarding your way of perception and decision making. This information will improve your self-understanding, motivations, strengths that you naturally possess and potential areas of development. This will also help you appreciate people that are different from you. Understanding your Myers-Briggs type favors self assertion and encourages effective communication with others.

The authors of the MBTI® assessment, Katharine Cook Briggs (1875-1968) and her daughter, Isabel Briggs Myers (1897-1980), have very carefully observed personality differences. They based their studies on Carl Jung’s ideas (1875-1961), which they applied to understand other people. Wanting to help others find fulfillment and achieve their potential in their personal and professional life, Myers started elaborating the MBTI® evaluation process, in order to bring people everywhere the advantages of knowing the personality type and positive appreciation of differences between individuals.

After decades of research and development, including numerous updates, the MBTI® evaluation process is the most wide-spread and used tool in the world for understanding personality differences between people everywhere in a positive way. Millions of MBTI® evaluations have been done in over 30 languages, and the popularity and usefulness of the tool grows every year. Because the MBTI® evaluation process explains the base models concerning the way people gather information and take decisions regarding these, it proved beneficial in a wide range of activities.