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The most common Enneagram types
What the results of everyone who has taken the enneagram.dev test look like—types, wings, tritypes, and the pairs people most often get torn between.
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We publish the distribution once we pass 1,000 completed tests—smaller samples swing too much to be worth quoting. When it’s live, this page will show the share of every type and wing, the most common tritypes, the pairs of types people most often score close together, and how many results were close calls.
In the meantime: published distributions from other test sites differ, partly because each test and audience differs. Treat any “rarest type” claim—including ours, when it arrives—as a description of who took that test, not of people in general. How our test works.
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