The Pig Personality Profile

Gordon Cotton of Training and Development Marine Atlantic Inc. created this clever activity to help companies build strong team members in a fun way. Participants learn a lot about themselves and their fellow members.  While not a scientific test, see how your responses compare to the results you get on the MBTI® (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®)

Instructions:  On a blank piece of paper, draw a pig.  DO NOT READ ANY FURTHER UNTIL YOU HAVE DRAWN YOUR PIG.

What Your Drawing Says About Your Personality:  If you drew your pig …

• Toward the top of the paper — you’re a positive optimistic person
• Toward the middle of the paper horizontally — you’re a realist
• Toward the bottom of the paper — you’re pessimistic and have a tendency to behave negatively
• Facing left — you’re a traditionalist, friendly, remember dates
• Facing forward (looking at you) — you’re direct, enjoy playing devil’s advocate, don’t fear or avoid discussions
• Facing right — you’re innovative, active, don’t have strong sense of family or remember dates
• With many details — you’re analytical, cautious, distrustful
• With few details — you’re emotional, naive, care little for details, are a risk-taker
• With four legs — you’re secure, stubborn, stick to your ideals
• With less than four legs — you’re insecure or living through period of major change
• With very large ears — you’re a good listener
• With a very long tail — you’ve got a good sex life

Note: This test was just for fun.  It is not a test that has been validated as is true of the MBTI.