MBTI identifies an individual's psychological 'type' made up of four basic preferences that are represented by the letters, E-I, S-N, T-F and J-P and provides a common language around how we interact with the world and each other.

The questionnaire is easy to grasp and thought-provoking. however, the real benefit of the exercise comes in the feedback session with a trained practitioner where many experience 'light bulb moments' as they gain an understanding of their own and others' psychological type.

Because the MBTI tool provides a common language for appreciating interpersonal differences, many organisations make it their instrument of choice across their development programmes. For individuals, to be able to safely explore their understanding themselves as they relate to the world and to others can be life-transforming.

For individuals the 16pf offers personal insight into their own strengths, relationships with others, areas for development, their potential and career fit - now and in the future.

For managers the depth and breadth of the 16pf allows you to develop and motivate your people based on a 'full picture'. In recruitment and selection the 16pf removes the subjectivity inherent in the interview process, helping you to appoint the person best suited for the new job.