i'm a former personality psychologist-turned-developer and if you're ever interested in making this not a joke i accept money for services.
At 1300 responses so far, the Searls-Briggs® test is proving to be scientific because it's such an even distribution http://testdouble.com/salt pic.twitter.com/ztBm0LnDQm
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I seriously can't tell if you're serious. (I have no interest in making a useful quiz)
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But being serious, there's clearly ridiculous demand for such a thing. If you made a sound one, you could start a successful business on it
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I'm a FILTer too. Is that a good thing?
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they're all good things
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Sure, but are there personalities that you would want to hire and ones you'd prefer to pass on?
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not at all, a balance is healthy.
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I ended up with FILT. Maybe this is why I don't code in ruby much anymore
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all I can say is that I miss bumping into you dearly Bryan
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I got to have Brazilian BBQ with Bryan this week. Jealous much? :)
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I didn't say I wanted to see Bryan with Mark there
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That’s understandable. I know when I’m not wanted. *cue sad Charlie Brown music*
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Where my FILTs at? We didn't even make it to the key?
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Haha maybe I mathd wrong
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There are 14, in the key, so only 2 that didn't make the cut: FILT and SILE
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this is fascinating though: almost 70% naive aesthetes, I wouldn't have predicted that.
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Ruby community + 60% first time attendees
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Apparently most programmers are ANTs.
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I am biased, ruby is biased, and the quiz is biased
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Looks like my programming style is FILT: Fearless, Inventive, Leery, Thorough. I couldn't agree more!
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Hah great
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