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In this episode, Joel and Antonia talk about the tips and methods they used to interview all 16 personality types in a coming 16-part podcast series.
In this podcast you’ll find:
- Joel and Antonia introduce some helpful principles they used for their upcoming interviews with each of the 16 types.
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3 principles Joel and Antonia want you to bear in mind as you listen to their interviews with the 16 types.
- Check out our recent podcast episode on How We Get Brainwashed To Become Sloppy Thinkers to dive deeper into these principles.
- What’s the impact of technique versus energy in an interview situation?
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What’s the connection between being a good interviewer and a good profiler?
- Why clarification matters.
- What’s the main piece of wisdom Joel and Antonia would like to impart to you from this episode?
- What’s the emergent of following this formula? Joel shares his personal experience with applying these principles to a stranger he recently met.
- How you can follow along with these interviews if you’re new to type.
- Joel and Antonia share how you can dive deeper into all 16 types via our website or our book.
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I’ve never heard of this perspective before. Is it because it may be intrusive? (Says the IxxJ). Is this a beauty (intention vs appreciation) is in the eye of the beholder vs. creator argument? I’m having trouble understanding your experience because I don’t share it. If you were willing to throw out some more words maybe I can find some meaning and understand it better that way.
Joel, I’m not interested in someone showing gratitude for something I did not do for them, to me that is patronising. If you express gratitude for a deliberate action I took for your benefit, then such an expression will be met with reciprocal gratitude.
To express gratitude to me for something I did not do for you is you making an assumption about my intentions and is a form of judging me by your standards and expectations of how a person ‘should’ be. Such a judgment may work for an ENFP but it doesn’t fly for this ENTP.