Im not one who posted on this thread, and I do not even pretend to be an accomplished several-decades researcher on the topic, however I'd like to throw in a link

hartman personal values

I am not affiliated with these folks and the only endorsement I offer is: 1)It was featured on NPR 'This American Life'; 2) I personally took the assessment and was impressed by the noteworthy simplicity and effectiveness of the evaluation, based on my own knowledge and background in the area. You said you're interested in this type of thing, so there you go.

FWIW.

In reply to Re: Re: •Re: Re: Re: What is the most important thing you learned from Perl? by dimar
in thread What is the most important thing you learned from Perl? by pg

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