How to Use Your Myers-Briggs Personality Type to Your Advantage If you know your personality traits, you can master career and life challenges that come your way.

How companies use the Myers-Briggs system to evaluate employees Merve Emre, author of the book "The Personality Breakers," shares a few insights.

Polling their readers, The Guardian uncovered many reports of companies using Myers-Briggs (MBTI, for short) in all sorts of ways. Some companies put it on their employees profiles.

Managers putting together a team can use MBTI information to make sure personality types don’t clash, and strengths and weaknesses complement one another.

To manage your manager well, first understand what sort of person he is. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a personality system also used by multiple Fortune 500 companies, may help you do so.

In a workshop titled Flex Talk—Practical Communication Skills Using MBTI Personality Type Theory, participants will learn to understand their own psychological type preferences in terms of the MBTI ...