Longest stay at any one company, so far, was seven years at the A/G headquarters.

I’ll hit my seven-year mark at CTI this coming August. I look forward to it!

Reegards,

Rich
BlogRodent

Hat tip to Rich the BlogRodent… My Personal Dna Report…

About 5 years ago I took the MBTI as part of a seminar/training class, and I came out ISTP. I don’t know how compatible I would be with you INTP’s, but we’re fairly close. Going through that stuff helped me to realize my (lack of) career track, and how I look for new challenges rather than sticking to a particular job.

I have broken a personal record for longest at one job, where I have been with this particular one for 6 1/2 years and counting. My typical stay at a job had been 3-4 years.

Via BlogRodent Here is my Personal DNA report: Here is the full report……

Blog Rodent did his pesonal DNA test, and I took it too. I disagree with the conclusion that I like to socialize rather than stay home, but what is also interesting are my high masculine and low feminine ratings. Now I can relax that I’m not gay ;). Here’s my results — you can mouse over each color to see a qualitative descriptor.

Your comment actually made me laugh. I almost thought this was a setup to a Steven Wright joke.

Actually, I cannot imagine the pain of being stuck in a room full of INTPs. At first, we’d sit in silence, intuitively judging each other’s competencies, while imagining doing something more interesting, like reading a good book. But since we don’t have schedules, we really have nowhere else to be. So, we keep casting suspicious gazes, avoiding small-talk, until someone actually says something interesting–then we’re all talking at once, with persuasive arguments and unusual words. At then at the end, we’re all completely drained and convinced that while we were probably right, we also hope nobody else figured out how uninformed we really are. And, dangit, where’s my book?

We INTPs are a poorly misunderstood lot.

Rich
BlogRodent

I once was a member of the INTP mailing list. It was increadibly annoying, as It felt like I kept getting into arguements with myself.

I really enjoy your blog. You present ideas in a way that makes a lot of sense to me. Perhaps that is why.