Personality Matters - The Myers-Briggs Company's blog
Accelerating learning about type
Posted 15 January 2014 by
Pauline Siddons, Implementation and Development Manager at OPP
Pauline Siddons, Implementation and Development Manager at OPP
Introducing people to the MBTI instrument is the highlight of my role at OPP. Friends question me if I’m bored training the same content over and over, but I’m still passionate and excited to do it. Every workshop is different, as every delegate comes to a deeper understanding of personality preference in terms of what it means to them, and experiences their own personal ‘light bulb’ moments. However, the danger with training the same topic is that we might lapse into our favourite or most comfortable ways of training, and not keep up with the latest thought leadership about how people learn. I imagine MBTI practitioners running team events or group feedbacks have the same challenge.
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