rivercrow on March 21st, 2007

It’s been a while since I chose to trust my inner resources. This is a sad and sobering realization. For too many years, I’ve believed the SJ mentality of the majority–the craving for security above all things, at the expense of my soul. The last few months have been a process of digging in and [...]

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rivercrow on March 6th, 2007

I called CAPT a few minutes ago–I passed! Actually, I missed 1 question…and I know which one I missed. No big deal. So…I am now MBTI Step-1 Qualified. Hm. What to do with it? (Original post)

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rivercrow on March 5th, 2007

I’ve been thinking about ethics as part of evaluating my values system, particularly the ethical standards I have accepted as part of my professional life. Most technical certifications do not have ethics statements attached to them. Security certifications do. The first one I signed was the ISC(2) Ethics Standard. The second is the CISA code [...]

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rivercrow on February 28th, 2007

I’m just fresh from the MBTI Qualifying class (it was last week, but that’s fresh enough). Part of the training includes discussion of the history behind the indicator, how the questions are written, and how measurements are tested for reliability and validity. The pre-reading covered some of the same areas, but not in as much [...]

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rivercrow on February 22nd, 2007

I am INTP. My dominant function is Introverted Thinking, my auxiliary is Extraverted Intuition. If I do not feed my Ti, I begin to wrap round my axle. If I do not feed my Ne, I starve. I need information from the world like plants need water. My tertiary process, Si/e has emerged and I [...]

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