Myers Briggs Training

Course Number
NIHTC9590
2 CLPs What are CLPs?
Description

PLEASE NOTE THIS COURSE IS ONLY OFFERED AS A CLOSED ENROLLMENT

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) workshop will equip you with personal tools for better self-management, communication, and relationship management. When you understand your Myers-Briggs type preferences, you can approach your own work in a manner that takes into account your tendencies for managing your time, solving problems, working with others, making decisions, absorbing and delivering information, and even responding to stress and conflict.
In preparation for this 1.2-day workshop, you will take an online MBTI Step I assessment prior to the class date.

Note: MBTI is a highly interactive class. Plan to engage by turning on your video and talking with fellow attendees. This is a “judgement free” class! Previous classes in this virtual environment have shown the more participation, the better the outcome!

Key Topics
  • An overview of Jung's Personality Theory and MBTI and an exploration of the 4 dichotomies and 16 personality types.
  • A deep dive into individual participant assessment results, as well as typing based on groups/subsets and type within your organization.
  • An exploration of type dynamics and strategies for communication and contributions.

Audience:

All NIH Employees

Class Registration Process

When you register for a class, you will be automatically placed on a waiting list. A message "No Seats Available" will appear. Select YES, Continue Registration. Once the course is approved by your manager and final approver, you will successfully be registered if a seat is available. This new process helps avoid enrollment errors. Watch our video to learn more or visit our Course Registration page.

Upcoming Offerings

There are currently no scheduled Open Enrollment offerings for the course Myers Briggs Training. If this class is designated as a Closed Enrollment, it will NOT be offered as an Open Enrollment. Contact me with additional information about this class.

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