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Why Myers Briggs was slow to catch on in Japan
Pernille Rudlin
Oct 01, 2009 06:21 AM
My colleague
William Erb
has written
an interesting article
on why the Myers Briggs Type Indicator personality assessment took a while to catch on in Japan.
His comments fit with a perception I have had for a while now (dating back to an intense experience when I joined the choir club at Hiroshima University) that Japanese people feel less uncomfortable about adjusting their behaviour, personality even, according to the group they find themselves in, and less bothered about expressing "the real me" and being consistent in behaviour all the time than many Westerners are. There is more (in Japanese) about MBTI in Japan on this
website.
And of course there is our
forthcoming seminar
for Japanese managers on MBTI in London on October 29th.
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