by Julie Moore | Mar 16, 2023 | Management, MAP Theory
Everyone has the ability to think using logic and reason, but our personality shapes our thinking style and preferences. According to Myers & Briggs personality theory, there are two different types of thinking: introverted and extroverted thinking. Here's a quick...
by Samantha Mackay | Feb 14, 2023 | Management, MAP Theory
Employees aren’t one dimensional. Which is why a single personality assessment rarely reveals the whole picture of the person you’re hiring or managing. Each test gives you a single slice, rather than a complete whole. The Talent Insights MAP™ assessment addresses...
by Samantha Mackay | Feb 1, 2023 | Management, MAP Theory
I'm sure you have firsthand experience of the impact that a manager’s style can have on a team's performance. It's crucial to ensure that the right manager is in the right role for maximum success. There's no one-size-fits-all approach to management. Each style has...
by Julie Moore | Feb 25, 2018 | MAP Theory
Everyone uses intuition to some degree. People who use intuition pay attention to their impressions and are able to decipher meaning from patterns of information. Someone who prefers iNtuition has learned to think through data and patterns in order to discover new...
by Julie Moore | Aug 8, 2016 | MAP Theory
Some of the most well known personality profiles are based on the Theory of Psychological Types, which was put forth by Swiss psychologist Carl G. Jung (1875-1961). Jung suspected that the seemingly random behaviors of people could be anticipated and detected through...
by Julie Moore | Feb 12, 2015 | MAP Theory
Sensing is one of the 4 basic functions in Myers & Briggs personality theory. Referring to the way a person prefers to take in information, it is the opposite of iNtuition and simply means that the person prefers to pay more attention to data taken in through the...
by Julie Moore | Feb 11, 2015 | MAP Theory
Everyone has feelings. Some are more expressive. Others are more reserved. But everyone has feelings. In Myers & Briggs terms, the Feeling function simply means there is a preference in making decisions by considering what the people involved in the situation care...
