Koreans are OBSSESSED with MBTI...so i took a personality test to be part of it

Koreans are OBSSESSED with MBTI...so i took a personality test

Instead of asking what’s your star sign, Koreans ask: what’s your MBTI ?
Well, in order to answer that question i have to take a personality test.
And that's what we're doing today: answering questions to find out what's my MBTI.

Next time I'll be introducing myself with my MBTI in KOREA! My dream. Working towards it :)

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Timestamps
00:00 Preview+Intro+About of the video
00:39 Let's take the MBTI test !
06:50 Let's see the results of the MBTI test !
10:52 That's my personality !
11:03 Speaking Korean: Introducing myself with my MBTI
11:16 Comment your MBTI and does MBTI affect you ?
11:26 MBTI capitalization
11:45 This video was just for fun :)
12:06 If you made it until here...
12:19 Outro
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MBTI is a personality test that is very popular in Korea.
Koreans use MBTI to understand others before meeting them.
Different MBTI types describe various personality traits, like being introverted or imaginative.
Before MBTI, Koreans used blood types to categorize personalities.
Koreans enjoy categorizing people to simplify understanding others.
MBTI doesn’t perfectly portray someone's personality but provides a broad understanding.
Younger Koreans rely more on MBTI, while older generations do not.
MBTI is seen as a trend similar to how blood types were viewed in the past.
MBTI helps Koreans quickly understand new people without investing much time.
Some Koreans think MBTI should not be a job recruiting requirement.
Cultural preference for collectivism in Korea supports MBTI’s popularity.
MBTI can help understand compatibility in romantic relationships.
While not common, some companies are beginning to ask about MBTI during job interviews.