Key online personality traits:

Defines where you gather information

• Introvert personality focuses inward to their thoughts, reflections, and ideas to draw power. Introverts are territorial in scope. They need time alone to recharge or bluntly to scheme. Introverts prefer to communicate in writing. An introvert at work may walk by you and send an email a minute later asking about a subject that is irrelevant to giving a "yes" or "no" answer for any reason formally or informally. Most appear aloof, arrogant, and rude. Introverts are directed towards the subjective world.

• Extrovert personality focuses on the outside world and draw energy from people and their environment. Extroverts are energized by people, and wilt or fade when alone. They often seem bored by themselves. Leave an extrovert alone for two minutes and he will reach for his cell phone. In contrast, after an hour or two of being socially "on,"  introverts need to turn off and recharge. Typically, extroverts pick up the phone and call someone, go and visit family or friends or find some other way to connect with people. They find support groups and therapy very helpful as it allows them to talk out loud and use the energy from others to recharge and solve their problems. Extroverts are directed towards the objective world.

Defines how you perceive and process information

• Sensors personalities pay attention to both immediate data from their five senses and from their own direct experiences as a guide. Sensors personalities create meaning from conscious thought, rather than trusting their subconscious, limiting their attention to facts and solid data. Sensors are realistic and self-confident and always practical.

• Intuitors personality process data more deeply than sensors and are happy to trust their subconscious and 'sixth sense', gut feeling intuition. They are good at spotting patterns and taking a high-level view, as opposed to digging into the detail. They like ideas and inspiration and tend to have a focus on the future, where they will plan to change the world rather than continue to live in the imperfect present.

Defines how you make decisions based on information

• Thinking types decide based on facts, logic, and the intellect. The thinking type has the ability to deal with information on the basis of its structure. Information is evaluated by intellect with oversight on right or wrong.

• Feeling types decide based on emotions and ethics.Such types evaluate things by intellect and right or wrong. Feeling types often give compliments to please people.

Defines how you implement information

• Judging types plan and organize information systematically and are motivated into activity by their decisions resulting from perceived changes in a situation. Judging type do not like to leave unanswered questions and mostly plan work ahead and tend to finish what they started.

• Perceiving types prefer to improvise and are open to alternatives. Perceiving types are motivated into an activity by the changes in situations.Perceiving types act impulsively following a situation and may start many things at once without finishing them properly