The Used Car Salespeople Candidates

Then there is Jeb Bush, who, like Hillary last year, spoke this week to the National Association of Car Dealers. What I found most interesting in his remarks was that he speaks of himself as an introvert:

He called himself “an introvert,” saying he would “rather read a book than go out and get in a conga line.”

“Introverts actually are grinders,” Bush said. “They identify a problem by and large, and then they overcome it. But I learned that in order to make your case or in order to serve or in order to advance a cause, you have to connect with people, and you can’t connect with people if you’re back in the corner reading a book.”

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The big five

Want to take a personality test? I did, and here were my results:

Compared to the general population, you are:

Average on Extroversion, indicating that you are somewhere in between a pure extrovert and a pure introvert - an "ambivert."
Average on Openness, indicating that you prefer to strike a balance between seeking out novelty and preserving the status quo.
Above average on Agreeableness, indicating that you alternate between being tenderhearted in some situations and tough-minded in others.
High on Conscientiousness, indicating that you are focused when it comes to goals and deadlines and like to complete your goals and tasks before starting new ones.
Below average on Neuroticism, indicating that you are relaxed, cool under pressure, and not shy about presenting yourself or your ideas.

Go here to take the test