Case Interview Prep

Answer: C - The Myers-Briggs personality type of “thinking” is most likely to gather relevant facts and then used those facts to examine logical consequences of a decision.

Key Takeaway: When making a decision, any of the four Myers-Briggs personality types are able to effectively make a decision; however, they will often go about it from different angles. The “sensing” style will often focus on the details of a situation; the “intuition” style will make sure to consider the implications of the decision; the “thinking” style will examine the logical consequences; the “feeling” style will consider human impact and values.