WSS Interviews - Find Out Your Sociotype.

[WorldSocionics]

If you are not yet sure of your Socionics type and would like some help in working it out, World Socionics Society's Jack Oliver Aaron offers online diagnostic interviews at £20 ($31.96).

To learn more, check out this document: https://www.facebook.com/notes/world-socionics-society/wss-type-me-interviews/825484714137913

To see some interviews, check here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDZsJ4kXHJqX9n_0cKuf9JQ

To book an interview, please email jackoliveraaron@hotmail.com

 

[senza tema]

What makes your (paid) interviews more effective and accurate than, say, posting a video on 16types and soliciting user opinions? (The few who have educated themselves on socionics, that is.)

P. S. I have no intention of sounding scrappy ... I'm not opposed to paid services of this nature per se but they do have to be worth it, right?

 

[WorldSocionics]

The interview process allows more data to be drawn out than if the person were simply answering questions themselves. It is a process that has not been done before in the western socionics community.

There is also the option to make the interview public and have multiple socionists look at the interview and give their opinion.

In general, the 16types users lack a particularly explanatory or analytical approach, often blurting types out without good arguments. WSS users are encouraged to give reasons and points to back up their typings.

 

[corpseparty]

Spending $32 on something like this sounds like a waste of money to me.

 

[sulfit]

What makes your (paid) interviews more effective and accurate than, say, posting a video on 16types and soliciting user opinions? (The few who have educated themselves on socionics, that is.)

P. S. I have no intention of sounding scrappy ... I'm not opposed to paid services of this nature per se but they do have to be worth it, right?

Sheer advertisement from what I have seen of their videos. The WSS interviewer listens to the person interviewed ramble on, then shoots out a type while making up all kinds of explanations to persuade you of his reasoning and charge you $$ for merely having a conversation with you.

You're better off talking to your friends and people who know you well in real life, and getting their opinions about your type for free than a stranger trying to charge money for it. That's my analysis of having seen these paid interviews.

 

[KitchenFly]

It sounds like a good investment $32. Is small money and a would of insight could unfold from a simple process.

Thanks for posting that link I am curious, I think I might like to give it a go in the near future.

Cool Cheers edchidna1000

 

[Jaguar]

I'd rather give the 32 bucks to a homeless person.

 

[WorldSocionics]

It sounds like a good investment $32. Is small money and a would of insight could unfold from a simple process.

Thanks for posting that link I am curious, I think I might like to give it a go in the near future.

Cool Cheers edchidna1000

I look forward to hearing from you.