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MBTI and Weekend Plans banner: a picnic blanket by the Hong Kong harbour, a cafe table with an empty chair, a blank folded map with a clock and tea by a harbour window, with the title Weekend Plans, Tadaland

MBTI and Weekend Plans: Interest Is Not a Booking

The lunch invitation has six enthusiastic replies and no confirmed headcount. One friend has already looked for a table; another is still checking whether Saturday is free. In this fictional...

MBTI and Weekend Plans: Interest Is Not a Booking

The lunch invitation has six enthusiastic replies and no confirmed headcount. One friend has already looked for a table; another is still checking whether Saturday is free. In this fictional...

MBTI Listening or Advice banner: two tea cups on a window table, a quiet sofa corner, an open blank notebook and an empty park bench, with the title Listen or Advise, Tadaland

MBTI, Listening or Advice: Ask Before You Help

Two cups arrive at a café table, and one friend begins describing a difficult afternoon. Before the story reaches its end, the other has found three possible solutions. The advice...

MBTI, Listening or Advice: Ask Before You Help

Two cups arrive at a café table, and one friend begins describing a difficult afternoon. Before the story reaches its end, the other has found three possible solutions. The advice...

MBTI and Handovers banner: a desk tray with a blank card and pencil, two office desks with a folder between them, a blank checklist and keys with a blank tag, with the title Pass the Task, Tadaland

MBTI and Handovers: Pass the Task, Not the Gues...

The folder has been sent, but the task has not quite arrived. In a fictional Hong Kong community workshop, Yan leaves a stack of materials for Kit to finish arranging...

MBTI and Handovers: Pass the Task, Not the Gues...

The folder has been sent, but the task has not quite arrived. In a fictional Hong Kong community workshop, Yan leaves a stack of materials for Kit to finish arranging...

MBTI Results: Sharing Is a Choice banner: a whiteboard with blank sticky notes and one empty space, a welcoming meeting table, a sealed envelope with a blank card and a notebook by a half-open door, with the title Sharing Is a Choice, Tadaland

MBTI Results: Sharing Is a Choice

The team has a blank board and a simple icebreaker: write your name and four personality letters. One volunteer has already welcomed the newcomers, found an extra chair and started...

MBTI Results: Sharing Is a Choice

The team has a blank board and a simple icebreaker: write your name and four personality letters. One volunteer has already welcomed the newcomers, found an extra chair and started...

MBTI and Fair Exceptions banner: a balance scale with two blank cards, a community pottery wheel, a sign-up clipboard and a community centre table, with the title Fair Exceptions, Tadaland

MBTI and Fair Exceptions: Make the Reason Clear

There is one place left on Saturday's pottery session, and two names beside it. One organiser points to the booking order. Another points to a participant who missed the previous...

MBTI and Fair Exceptions: Make the Reason Clear

There is one place left on Saturday's pottery session, and two names beside it. One organiser points to the booking order. Another points to a participant who missed the previous...

MBTI Sensing and Intuition banner: a workshop notebook with a cardboard model, a circle of chairs, an umbrella by an open door and a sketch with index cards, with the title One Example, Tadaland

MBTI Sensing and Intuition: From an Idea to One...

The slide says “make it more welcoming”. Yan draws a wide circle around the phrase; Kit asks where a first-time visitor should put their bag. Both are trying to improve...

MBTI Sensing and Intuition: From an Idea to One...

The slide says “make it more welcoming”. Yan draws a wide circle around the phrase; Kit asks where a first-time visitor should put their bag. Both are trying to improve...