Blog Post #1
Alright, so today in class we had to take these four different quizzes we had to take. Each one told us something about ourselves. Like by the end of the month I will only have $10 left of my pay, or I only have 11% initiative. I hate taking these kind of quizzes that apparently tell us “Who we are” or “What we are like.” I hate it when somebody else like society or in this case a quiz tells you or symbolizes “who you are” sure some of the results could be true, but is like a horoscope. They are meant to relate to everyone that reads it. Some of the answers I got offended me. One of my answers was that I have 7% conscientiousness. That answer I got is full of it, I know for a fact that that I am way more organized and cautious than what it tells me I am. These tests that everyone takes are usually for fun, but something like this, people could take serious. We all need to take a step back into reality, get away from the internet and not listen to what society or the internet classifies us to be. We define who we are, not someone or something else.
Alright, so today in class we had to take these four different quizzes we had to take. Each one told us something about ourselves. Like by the end of the month I will only have $10 left of my pay, or I only have 11% initiative. I hate taking these kind of quizzes that apparently tell us “Who we are” or “What we are like.” I hate it when somebody else like society or in this case a quiz tells you or symbolizes “who you are” sure some of the results could be true, but is like a horoscope. They are meant to relate to everyone that reads it. Some of the answers I got offended me. One of my answers was that I have 7% conscientiousness. That answer I got is full of it, I know for a fact that that I am way more organized and cautious than what it tells me I am. These tests that everyone takes are usually for fun, but something like this, people could take serious. We all need to take a step back into reality, get away from the internet and not listen to what society or the internet classifies us to be. We define who we are, not someone or something else.