StrengthsFinder 2.0, also known as Gallup CliftonStrengths, provides a ranking of your strengths based on private, internal research. Depending on how much you are willing to spend, the results from the Gallup CliftonStrengths include only your top five or all 34 strengths.
TraitLab provides a ranking of personal strengths based on peer-reviewed, published research. In addition, TraitLab includes a comprehensive analysis of your personality traits, interpersonal style, and career preferences.
TraitLab gradually combines information from hundreds of highly specific traits to build a more complete personality profile. Your TraitLab profile contains the same information from popular personality measures and and much, much more.
Anyone can get started with TraitLab right now by creating a free account.
Learn about your unique stack of 24 character strengths and where you naturally feel engaged and enthusiastic. Then, identify techniques to exercise and apply your top strengths in everyday life.
Unlike StrengthsFinder 2.0, TraitLab uses a strengths system that appears in hundreds of peer-reviewed research publications on well-being, personality, and psychological development.
StrengthsFinder 2.0 results are not specific to a particular career or type of occupation, making it difficult to use your results to compare potential jobs or career paths.
With TraitLab, you can easily compare your profile across hundreds of occupations, learn about your relative strengths in each of them, and better understand the trade-offs and opportunities behind different career paths.
There's a lot more to your personality than strengths. TraitLab provides an in-depth guide of your unique blend of traits, using a system of over 40 personality dimensions.
Unlike StrengthsFinder 2.0, TraitLab's comprehensive approach combines a science-based personality framework with analyses of your strengths, interests, and interpersonal style.
StrengthsFinder 2.0 results may identify some strengths related to relationship building and influencing others, but TraitLab always includes a dedicated analysis of your characteristic interpersonal style.
The interpersonal style analysis in TraitLab describes your natural tendencies in social interactions, as well as associated opportunities and challenges.
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Start with the basics. See your traits, personalized wordcloud, and typology. Save your progress and share your public profile.
Core trait profile (5 traits)
Unique personality wordcloud
16 personality typology
Private profile with saved progress
Shareable public profile
Custom username and profile link
Career Interests
Career Search and Matching
Strengths
Explore your personality in incredible detail with a comprehsive analysis of your traits, strengths, and interests.
Advanced trait profile (45 traits)
Unique personality wordcloud
16 personality typology
Private profile with saved progress
Shareable public profile
Strengths profile
Career interests
Career search and matching
Custom username and profile link
TraitLab is continuously learning and improving to give you new personality insights
Get crystal clear about your unique strengths.
Uncover your untapped personal strengths to level up in your current career, or get recommendations for surprising new career paths that fit your unique profile.
Ground yourself with a deep analysis of your personal strengths, and learn how to exercise them in everyday life.
How is your personality influencing your most important connections? Learn to recognize how your characteristic interpersonal style impacts your social interactions.
Most assessments label you with a simple type, missing the important details that make a big impact. TraitLab analyzes over 80 dimensions so your results are one-of-a-kind, just like you.
Most online assessments are not based on real published research, so you can't connect your results to useful information about habits, career choices, relationships, and other practical aspects of your life.
TraitLab uses assessments and concepts from actual scientific research, then makes it easy to see how your results relate to important life areas.
TraitLab was created by me, Greg Park, Ph.D. Hi!
Before starting TraitLab, I spent years publishing research findings as a Ph.D. and postdoctoral researcher in the areas of personality and psychological measurement. I've always been fascinated by the field of personality psychology and how it can help us understand ourselves and each other.
I made TraitLab to make it easier for you to find reliable, valid, and scientifically-supported personality assessments.
Are you comfortable with investing about an hour to understand yourself better? Do you care about scientific validity? Do you like to get into details and data?
If you answered yes to these questions, then you'll probably love TraitLab. I made it for people like me — people looking for a very detailed, comprehensive picture of their personality, strengths, and interests, backed by scientific research.
But if you are looking for a quick and fun personality quiz, TraitLab is probably not the best fit for you.
Most people will start seeing their first results after about 10 minutes (about 100 questions).
If you want to see every possible result from TraitLab, the full assessment can take anywhere from 30-60 minutes. However, you can always save your progress and take the assessment across several sittings.
There are over 700 potential questions currently in TraitLab, but you'll begin seeing results after the first 100 questions.
New questions are added regularly, but most questions are optional and only needed for advanced analyses.
It's free to create an account on TraitLab and learn quite a bit about your personality.
For more advanced analyses of your traits, strengths, and interests, you can upgrade to TraitLab Plus for $49.
Absolutely! If you want to share and compare your results with anyone, you can simply share your public profile.
For example, here's my own public profile here at TraitLab.
I'm always updating TraitLab to make it more useful and interesting. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please let me know. I'd love to hear from you!
