Drew D’Agostino and Greg Skloot honored in the Enterprise Technology category for Personality AI app

The most powerful job in the world attracts some big personalities, and there’s no shortage of them interviewing in 2020.

With so many personality tests out there, it can feel a bit overwhelming to start on the journey to better understanding yourself.

Earlier this year, WeWork was on top of the world. It was valued at nearly $47 billion and crowned one of the fastest growing, most valuable startups in recent history. It’s founder and CEO, Adam Neumann, was soaring as well, preparing to take his co-working empire public, which would make him a billionaire several times over. The company was growing at a historically rapid pace, doubling over the last year to over half a million members renting desks at WeWork locations in 111 cities globally. Revenues were compounding as well, on track to surpass $3 billion in 2019. 

Personality AI Industry Pioneer Crystal Announces Debut Book with Global Publisher Wiley Predicting Personality to be released worldwide on November 19; available now for pre-order

Are you different now than when you were 16? Many of these changes are certainly due to learning new lessons, encountering unexpected experiences, and (hopefully) maturing infinitely along the way. But how much has your personality changed?