"Have I told you about my Myers–Briggs score?" - Petya asks, jokingly. "To this day I don't subscribe to the personality types notion. But before I got into the psychology field, before I knew anything - you might say when I was still 'fresh off the boat', I had applied for a secretarial job at a local law firm. They called and wanted me to complete a test and bring the result to the interview, giving me a website and a code to enter. I seriously believed it'd be a typing test. It was a Myers-Briggs test and I had never heard of it. Upon completion, the result was INFJ. Reading through what the abbreviated letters stand for, I started to worry - I can't show this to a potential employer, they'll think I'm a shy, judgmental, crybaby! I had 2 more tries, so I started over - again the result said INFJ. I got mad, I took the test again for the last time, but purposefully changed all my answers, making myself out to be and extroverted thinker. " She adds laughing - "I didn't get the job, they needed someone with a car, who could run errands, and I didn't even have a driver's license. No, that's not why I got into psychology." (Ryan Harris, Social Justice Activist 2018)