• , Monday, March 8, 2004 12 AM

Like other members of the Harvard Business School class of 1999, James Currier was looking to start an Internet business. Inspiration came when he and his classmates were asked to take the Myers-Briggs test, a multiple-choice personality assessment that employers often use to show how a worker might relate to others. The site he founded after graduation, eMode.com, was built around personality tests, and, through word of mouth, survived the collapse of the dot-com bubble. Now the company, renamed Tickle.com, is growing and profitable.

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