The information is posted in a Type Table format.  Responses were received from all of the Planning Committee members.

10.  What have you learned about yourself, from this experience?

ISTJ

ISFJ

INFJ

INTJ

 

 

I have gained a deeper knowledge of:

-    my own type

-    type in general (differences / similarities) Recognizing how different types may walk different paths but arrive at the same destination was a great type experience

-    how to work more effectively with different types, while still working together.

Re:TC

I reaffirmed that I am comfortable with communicating in a manner which is not face-to-face, and I get frustrated if it feels like all on the team are not pulling equal weight.

 

ISTP

ISFP

INFP

INTP

 

 

It is my preferred way of working in a team.  Perfect mix of collaboration and independence.

I think of myself as quite a loner but being on list-serves and getting regular information / requests from an ever-expanding community of people who all share similar interests has shown me that I'm more sociable than I thought. It is encouraging to know that so many people from a huge geographic area would contribute so much energy to make it work. Who ever thought that using technology could heart-warming?!

 

 

 

ESTP

ESFP

ENFP

ENTP

 

 

My lack of familiarity with the territory is not the obstacle that I sometimes feel it is

I love working in cyberspace and the opportunities that it offers to connect globally with barriers of time or distance.

People express themselves differently “online”.

ESTJ

ESFJ

ENFJ

ENTJ

 

That you can make a connection with people and goals without being in the same place at the same time – the power of the word on the screen is great – I was comfortable with the group because I was comfortable with the leadership– I would be less trusting of joining a group in which I did not know anyone

Old dogs can learn new tricks.

I have learned that I can experience new communication methods and find them appropriate and beneficial.

That it is possible to form a cohesive team without regular face-to-face meetings.

That I don’t need to be so guarded when faced with “cyberspace"