By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang Editor’s note: We’re not going into the politics surrounding the series or author here- this is just for fun as it has been a common icebreaker for about 20 …
By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang Unlike all of the previous personality articles, this one is just for fun- what is your gamer type? Many of us love to unwind with a good video game, …
By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang While looking at social media a while ago, I saw a link to reader or book type quiz and had to check it out. The quiz asked about books …
By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang The Twelve Brand Archetypes was founded by none other than the famous psychologist Carl Jung. Upon developing research surrounding his theory of symbolism as a catalyst for humans to …
By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang History of the Gallup Test Following his tour in WWII as a navigator and bombardier, Donald O. Clifton felt a calling towards fostering humility while continuing to serve others. …
By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang DISC Types Explained One’s results are significant indicators in their natural workflows, leadership affinities, communication styles, and conflict-resolution tendencies. There is no such thing as being one style; rather, …
By Julia Southwick and Joy Carandang History of the True Colors Personality Test The True Colors Personality test was created in 1978 by personality innovator Don Lowry to categorize at risk youth into four basic …
By Julia Southwick, Bethany Aguad, and Joy Carandang The first article in the series focused on the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality test. In this one, we turn to the Enneagram. From its history to …
By Julia Southwick, Bethany Aguad, and Joy Carandang Technical communicators, like all other people, have personalities! In this series of articles in Memo to Members, we wanted to examine several personality tests that are currently …
