As far I have this:

Quadrant I. Fi x Fe
Quadrant II. Te x Se
Quadrant III: Si x Fi x Ti
Quadrant IV: Ti x Si x Ni x Ne

... which doesn't make much sense. Yet :smileys-sunbathing-

These are those which seems obvious to me:

Ni: Futuristic, Intellection (could be also Ti)
Ne: Connectedness, Ideation
Ti: Analytical, Learner
Te: Achiever, Command
Si: Deliberative, Context, Imput (could be also Ti)
Se: Adaptability
Fi: Individualization, Belief
Fe: Harmony, Includer, Relator

Some of them, on the other hand, seems not to be connected (e.g. communication)

Your ideas? Anyone? ;-)

 

I've taken this. I got:

1. Adaptability People who are especially talented in the Adaptability theme prefer to “go with the flow.” They tend to be “now” people who take things as they come and discover the future one day at a time.
2. Deliberative People who are especially talented in the Deliberative theme are best described by the serious care they take in making decisions or choices. They anticipate the obstacles.
3. Strategic People who are especially talented in the Strategic theme create alternative ways to proceed. Faced with any given scenario, they can quickly spot the relevant patterns and issues.
4. Analytical People who are especially talented in the Analytical theme search for reasons and causes. They have the ability to think about all the factors that might affect a situation.
5. Competition People who are especially talented in the Competition theme measure their progress against the performance of others. They strive to win first place and revel in contests.

If really never thought about how it relates to Jungian functions...

 

I looked into this a while back. I'm not surprised by my majority of Relationship Building strengths, as those seem to be quite in line with strong F/Fi and so/sx. Strategic Thinking seems reasonably I and e6 as well. As for Executing - it seems like it doesn't really correlate with anything in my personality typing (maybe Responsibility/e6) - but it does explain why I thought I might be e3w4 or ENFP/xxFJ for a bit. I'll leave some notes below regarding my thoughts on correlations...

My top results, grouped by domain, numbered by overall strength -

Relationship Building
1. Connectedness - seeing/taking responsibility for the larger web of existence (NF/social)
2. Relator - intentional deepening of relationships (F/sx)
4. Empathy - intuitive understanding of feelings/emotions/choices (F)
5. Developer - Relationship Building - seeing/encouraging growth in others (F)
7. Positivity - optimism/humor (w7)
10. Harmony - minimization of conflict (F/I/social)

Executing
3. Achiever - constant pursuit of accomplishments (Te, I guess - you'd think J/e3)
6. Arranger - optimizing variables (Ne/Te? w7?)
9. Responsibility - ownership/following through (e6)

Strategic Thinking
8. Intellection - need for constant mental activity (I/e6)

As an aside - I feel like strength in aesthetics was totally passed over in the Clifton scheme...

 

I once took the test on their website... about 5 years ago... I happened to find one of the books at work.

My results were:

1. Context (Strategic thinking)
2. Strategic (Strategic thinking)
3. Competition (Influencing)
4. Responsibility (Executing)
5. Futuristic (Strategic thinking)

Although, I don't think I would get the same result now. Some things have changed. I think I'll try taking it again.

 

I'm too paranoid to pay for the test, but I think they are:
1. Belief
2. Relator
3. Empathy
4. Ideation
5. Deliberation

 

Had to take this as part of my internship this past summer. My top 5 strengths are:

1) Futuristic
2) Relator
3) Restorative
4) Intellection
5) Positivity

 

Who got the exact results?

 

My results were: Analytical, Input, Learner, Command, and Restorative.

Anyone has some idea?

Here's a link to the Clifton StrengthsFinder Technical Report
They compare their data to OCEAN/CANOE which has some loose association with mbti/cognitive functions. The below tables are from the Technical Report, but I recommend actually looking at it. Additional tables talk about frequency of themes appearing together and clusters/linkage of traits. It's interesting stuff!