Each of us has likely faced the challenge of choosing a partner incorrectly at least once in our lives, often realizing our mistake too late.

The consequences can be severe, ranging from domestic abuse and manipulation to any form of health issues. These negative outcomes are not uncommon as many people cycle through multiple partners in their lifetime, leading to the belief that such challenges are an inevitable part of relationships.

This common misconception stems from a lack of understanding of social interaction mechanisms. Often, we accept long-standing behaviors as the natural order, which can lead to continuous, unnecessary drama.

Consider a scenario where you have a business partner. Despite a successful venture, they might abruptly break all agreements, potentially ruining what you've built over many years and causing long-term issues.

If you could predict such outcomes, you'd likely appreciate the value of not only due diligence but also assessing psychological compatibility.

This is the core service provided by Roundance. We evaluate partnership compatibility using various criteria, including MBTI typology and socionic type compatibility for our 2024 model.

I want to emphasize this crucial point: the question of whether to embrace or reject Carl Gustav Jung's theories and those of his followers pales in comparison to the potential risks they help avert in your business. Investing just a few bucks and a few minutes of your time could save you millions and potentially save your peaceful life. It can also aid in establishing a harmonious balance among us by understanding our differences. The stakes are high, making such a small investment profoundly worthwhile.

Our platform doesn’t just assess compatibility with key partners; it also helps you construct effective workgroups. This can enhance employee comfort and productivity by minimizing conflicts or overly complacent interactions among team members. This not only boosts efficiency but can also reduce salary demands, as employees are more content with their work environment.

Thus, Roundance is not just a tool—it's an essential asset for building and sustaining profitable, legendary companies.