Personality Comparison Test Results

I have come to know more about myself after taking the Myers-Briggs and the Big Five Project Personality Tests. I feel that these test results, for the most part, also match my thoughts.
The Big Five test examines people's personalities through five major dimensions, known as OCEAN, which stands for Open-mindedness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Negative Emotionality. These five dimensions are scored on a scale of 100%. My test result for open-mindedness is 54%, indicating that I'm likely a creative and curious person. On the other hand, my Conscientiousness score is quite low at only 33%, suggesting that I tend to do things somewhat haphazardly, am disorganized, and not very dependable. I was surprised by the score for extraversion, as I only scored 34%, which means I am a quiet and shy person who does not like to socialize much. I agree more with my agreeableness score, which is 91% and represents me as someone with a good-natured, courteous, and forgiving disposition who easily supports others. Lastly, the negative emotionality score shows me as more likely to possess calm, relaxed, secure, and hardy personality traits, scoring 33%.
The Big Five test presents me as a creative person who is shy in social situations and tends to approach tasks casually. While I agree with most of the terms that describe me, I don't believe the shy traits accurately reflect my personality.
On the other hand, the Myers-Briggs test indicates that I am a protagonist, a born leader. It divides my personality into five parts: Extraverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging, and Assertive. I scored 73% on extraversion, which specifies me as an energetic person who tends to openly express enthusiasm in social interactions. I scored 51% on intuition, suggesting that I have a very imaginative and open-minded attitude. Regarding the thinking and feeling test, I scored 59% towards feeling, which implies that I value emotional expression, am sensitive to details, and prioritize empathy, social harmony, and cooperation. In the end, my 81% score on assertiveness shows me as a self-assured person with an even-tempered disposition and resistance to stress. I feel that this description does not match my character because my temperament is calmer, and I generally do not lose my temper in many situations.
The Myers-Briggs test describes me as an outgoing and energetic person with an open mind and a passion for people. I have a good imagination, and sometimes my emotions can influence people and social harmony. I am a confident person, but sometimes I may have a short temper. However, I can handle stress and maintain a balanced demeanor.
In summary, I find it difficult to determine which of these two personality tests is more accurate in describing me because they both have valid points. The Myers-Briggs test portrays me as an extraverted person, while the Big Five test describes me as a shy person, which I disagree with. However, both tests identify me as having a good-natured and empathetic disposition towards others. If I had to choose one of them, I might lean towards the Big Five test. I find these personality tests very interesting as they allow me to gain a deeper understanding of myself.

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