INTJ Personality

Watson from Sherlock had the ISFJ personality type also. People believe ISFJs are the backbone of the workforce. The suited careers for ISFJs would be jobs with history behind them, such as medicine or academics. I can also relate to the fact that people with my personality type like to do behind the scenes work and stay under the radar, but still be appreciated for the work and effort put into it. Something new I learned about myself was that being to nice and selfless can be one of my weaknesses and allow people to walk all over me. I think it is important to be self-aware of who you are so you can be the best version of yourself and use it to your advantage in life. I think being aware of your personality allows people to become their true selves and maybe make them realize who they are and it’s normal for everyone to be a little

ISFJ was a quiet guy by nature but I doesn 't mean that I sit quite all the times. But quite in my since mean calm going and doing things to the extent what they needed to. I am very much friendly in nature and love making friends. I would like to interact with more people and know about their ideology and way of thinking which in turn help me in developing my personality. When it comes to delivering my duties I will be more responsible and conscientious. I will take all the care and concern from my side so that each and every task performed by me are on time as well as accurate.

My personal type is ESFJ. ESFJs are Loyal, outgoing, and seeks affirmation from others. ESFJs represent roughly 12 percent of the general population and are compassionate, kind, diligent, and accommodating. They are one of the most sociable of all the types. ESFJs are particularly focused on finding harmony in their personal life and they are willing to work hard to maintain it. At work, ESFJs like to cooperate with others to accomplish tasks effectively and punctually. They show loyalty in everything they do and willingly help others, even with small tasks. ESFJs observe what their family, friends, and coworkers need in their everyday lives and work to make life easier for them by providing it. They appreciate personal recognition for their

As I am reading the results of my BeMIS Personality Assessment report, I am amazed at the accuracy of the assessment. It is interesting how the assessment breaks each topic into present and preferred sections. This breakdown allows me to see what areas in my personality could be improved. For example, I could try to have more of an optimistic outlook on life, instead of being pessimistic all the time. The assessment was on point with my personality and how I interact with my environment.

The results of my Jun Typology Test revealed that I am type INFJ, with Introvert (16%), iNtuitive (41%), Feeling (16%), and Judging (34%), preferences. Some of the characteristics associated with type INFJ include, an unusual spectrum regarding the intensity of talents, I am a doer, an idealist, creative, maintains a strong perspective regarding humanitarianism, and a rare mix of practicality and perception. Although I am a giver, I find it necessary to disengage from the world at times, in order to replenish and protect myself from becoming overwhelmed. I am somewhat complex, while possessing an uncanny acumen to discern the motives of people, whether favorable or unfavorable. Also, I maintain strong writing skills and personal charisma.

When I took the Myers-Briggs Personality Test, my result was the description of ISTJs, Introverted Sensing Thinking Judging. From these results, ISTJs are inspectors with an acute awareness of what is right and wrong, especially when it relates to their interests or responsibility. This assessment does resemble my personality without a doubt. The ISTJs process a devotion to duty, and their motto is punctuality. I agree I have a dedication to duty and am a stickler for punctuality with the exception to reasonable cause. I like to be at places on time, and hate running late. I like to finish projects ahead of schedule. I cannot stand waiting for a person that is running behind without a good reason. It also annoys me if I must work with an individual who constantly

Now as I’ve been agreeing with all the test’s results and their meanings behind them, there is something that Ms. Kendra Cherry speaks of that I don’t agree with, and that is some of her career choices for ISFJ people. Now she does gives an examples of some that are good choices such as a bookkeeper, banker, and an accountant, she thinks that some of the best career choices for people with the personality type are social worker, counselor, teacher, etc. The reason why I disagree with her choices is that I feel that her choices don’t go well with people who have the ISFJ type of personality. Knowing what it means to be a ISFJ, you would know by now that people who have this type of personality are kinds of people who wouldn’t fit the mold of

I agree with the results that showed up on the findings of the test. My personality type is ISFP. I agree that I have a dream of mastering action skills. I have always liked playing basketball when I first found out about it. I started playing in eighth grade and it was really fun to play. I wanted to play in high school, so I started practicing and trying to develop new moves and skills. This year I want to try out to be a shooting guard. I also agree that I am sensitive to the pain and suffering of others. When I went to Vietnam, I saw many poor people that were suffering from hunger. I saw a lady with lost limbs and that is when I started to appreciate what I had. I do agree with the jobs that they picked for my personality. I like helping

The results from the Keirsey Temperament Sorter shows that I am an ISTJ. The word ISTJ stands for introverted, sensing, thinking, judging. Those mean that one enjoys quiet time typically alone such as relaxing on the couch reading a book. One also pays attention to facts or details when completing something such as building a project. One typically tends to prioritize facts and uses reasoning, especially when they have past experience instead of exploring new ideas that are not proven. One prefers structure and order in their life and the things they do rather than having no guidance system in place at all.

There are many different aspects to consider when an individual is trying to see what career best suits them and who they are as a person. Some people are very strong and confident in who they are and what aspirations they want to see accomplished in their lives. Others are not so sure of themselves or have no direction in where they would like to see themselves after high school or college. In these extreme cases, one concept that people use that assist individuals in finding themselves and what they want to do with their life is by taking the Myers Briggs assessment. I took the Myers Briggs test and found it extremely interesting due to the personality traits that were given to me. I was given the traits ISFJ, which stands for introverted,

The Jung Typology Assessment concluded that my personality type was considered a ESFJ type. According to the results, it says my personality is Extroverted, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. We are called "a provider." Although after ready your results, I could see myself being a ENFJ as well. We share similar traits. I am also a social/people person. Generally, I am a very approachable person and don 't mind crowds. Intuition was on of the words to describe me. When it comes down to choosing between my sensing over facts, Im the type of person that will almost always go with the fact. Mainly because not always choosing sensing is the smartest and safest way to go. It is better to take the safe route and know the outcome than to experiment. Marking

I took the Myers-Briggs Personality test and tested as an ENTJ. I felt that the this gave me an accurate rating and felt that the description it gave was accurate. I went and read the descriptions for all the other personality types to see if any of them were a better match. I found INTJ to be close but feel that ENTJ was definitely the best match.

My Jungian typology was ISFJ- introverted, sensing, feeling, judging. Just as my typology suggests I am a defender of what I feel is right. I am definitely working in the right profession. I have a need to help people. My superiors in my profession will say the same to anyone. This did not come as a surprise to me. As I read more about this typology I felt as though I had found my identity all over again. I had taken this specific assessment pretty personal. Just reading how my type of typology was characterized had practically brought me to tears. My typology influences everything in my life including all that I had chosen to do. I just keep reading and researching more with the hope to build and improve whatever I can. At one of my annual employment evaluations my superiors had

Perhaps one of the most difficult decisions I’ve had to make in my life so far was whether to not to go on a mission for my church. This decision was about more than choosing love over religion, but about what it would mean for my life.

My personality can be describe as Introverted since I am reserved, practical and quiet. When making a decision I prefer to analyse my surroundings, check the facts and concluded to practical solutions instead of making assumptions. When the decision is made I will gather the necessary information needed to achieve my goals and if working with others I expect them to grasp the situation immediately and take action. I have little to no tolerance for indecisiveness and assumptions in situations where there is a deadline because it is expected that persons hold their own. My obligations are my main priority even if personal matters have to suffer. I tend to lead or prefer to work alone in order to produce high quality results. My personality as it relates to my friendships and relationships are direct. I choose based on the logic of quality over quantity. That is, instead of having many