leadership reflection

1-4 Learning Journal

1.) My Jungian typology was ENFJ: Extraverted iNtuitive Feeling Judging, also the self-

assessment stated because I appear to have marginal or no (1%) preference of extraversion over

introversion, characteristics of more than one personality type may apply to you: ENFJ and INFJ.

As for my productivity assessment, I scored a 56. The self-assessment states I am on the right

track with my productivity efforts, and I probably get my most important work done. However, I

could be more productive.

2.) The self-assessment that surprised me the most was the productivity assessment. I expected a

higher score, I always felt that I prioritize very well. After, taking both self-assessments, I did

show my family. They found the Jungian Typology personality test quite interesting and they

decided to take it. The differences and similarities between our personality tests were very

fascinating.

3.) What I learned most about myself from the Jungian Typology assessment is I don’t fit into one

category, I have characteristics of more than one personality type. I believe this can benefit me throughout

this course and the entirety of my education because I am able to be motivated, engage with others as well

as apply acquired knowledge and skills to work. As for the productivity assessment, I learned that I can

use techniques to further improve my productivity. This can benefit throughout my daily life such as

workload.