anchor.diff:  Here are the problems I see with personality tests:
   
   - we don't know ourselves that well. It seems like personal questions should be the easiest. 
  -But I found it untrue. I'd go ahead and say that life to some extent is about learning about yourself. So if you don't know yourself perfectly well, you can't really assess yourself objectively.
  +But I found it to be untrue. I'd go ahead and say that life to some extent is about learning about yourself. So if you don't know yourself perfectly well, you can't really assess yourself objectively.
   
   - wishful thinking. People understand what features are "better" than others and then select them. 
   Sometimes, we select option we would like to have, but not the one we have now.
  
positive.code: 
  Ok, so personality tests have a bunch of problems. Should you still take them? Absolutely. 
  They can provide ideas, insights or rather questions for you to think about play with. 
  They are just a tool to facilitate self-discovery, not provide answers. So take them for what they are.
  
  
  
negative.code: 
  Or take another one: "You try to respond to your e-mails as soon as possible and cannot stand a messy inbox." 
  How should I respond to that? It definitely depends on my motivation in that particular year, month or day. 
  Sometimes I'm dedicated to cleaning up my inbox, sometimes I'm messy. 
  I'm fast with replies for some people and not so fast with others. 
  My response depends on so many factors that I can't just provide any meaningful answer to the posted question at all.
  
  Whenever I tell someone I have this problem, they usually look at me with disbelief and say 
  