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Personality Traits Assessment for Self-Improvement

This overview delves into MBTI Extroverts vs. Introverts, Sensing vs. Intuition, Thinking vs. Feeling, and Judging vs. Perceptive personality traits, including descriptions, behaviors, and preferences.

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Personality Traits Assessment for Self-Improvement

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  1. MBTI

  2. Extroverts vs Introverts • sometimes impatient with long slow jobs • Often enjoy talking on the phone • Often act quickly without thinking • often good at greeting people • Like to have people around in the working environment • Like quiet for concentration • Think before they act • Have trouble remembering names & faces • Can work on one project for a long time • Dislike telephone interruptions • Can work alone

  3. Sensing vs Intuition • Aware of the uniqueness of event • Focus on what works know • Enjoy applying what they have learned • Work steadily • Careful about facts • May be good at precise work • Can oversimplify a task • Accept current reality as a given • Aware of challenges & possibilities • Focus on how things could be improved • Enjoy learning new skills • Work in bursts of energy • Follow inspirations and hunches • Dislike taking time for precision • Can overcomplexify a task • Ask why things are as they are

  4. Thinking vs Feeling • Good at putting things in logical order • Respond to people’s ideals than their feelings • Anticipate or predict logical outcomes of choices • Need to be treated fairly • Tend to be firm & tough-minded • Able to reprimand or fire people • May hurt people’s feelings without knowing it • Like harmony & will work to make it happen • Respond to people’s values as • Need occasional praise • Tend to be sympathetic • Dislike telling people unpleasant things • Enjoy pleasing people • Take an interest in the person behind the job or idea

  5. Judging vs Perceptive • Work best when they can plan their work and follow the plan • Like to get things settled & finished • May decide things too quickly • Tend to be satisfied once they reach a judgment on a thing or person • Scheduled projects so that each step gets done on time • Uses lists as agendas for action • Do not mind leaving things open for last minute • Play now/work later • Value the flow • Adapt as they go • Like to start projects • Like things open and spontaneous • Process-oriented

  6. ISTJ -Examiner • Serious, quiet, logical and realistic • Faithfull, loyal • Dependable • Value honesty and integrity • Decisive in practical affairs • Take responsibility • Follow the rules

  7. ISFJ - Defender • “need to be needed” • Modest • Quiet , friendly, responsible and conscientious • Have a rich inner world • Have an exceptional memory • At work they are loyal, sympathetic and consistent

  8. ISTP - Craftsman • Have an adventuresome spirit • Very independent • Unemotional • Don’t like attention • Interested in intellectual pursuits • Don’t waste their effort on unnecessary things

  9. ISFP - Artist • Willing to plunge into new trends • Live in the here and now • Loyal followers • Private • Have a strong aesthetic appreciation for art • Creative, modest and kind

  10. INTJ - Strategist • Always seeking strategies that have a high payoff • Observers • Value solitude • Perfectionists • Hard to impress • analytical

  11. INTP - Engineer • Thinker • Live in the world of theoretical possibilities • Gifted with the ability to analyze difficult problems • Skeptical • Act without consulting others

  12. INFJ - Confidant • Gentle • Caring • Complex • Highly intuitive • Respected for their firm principals • Succeed by perseverance, originality , and desire to do whatever is needed or wanted

  13. INFP - Dreamer • Highly intuitive about people • Constantly seeking search for value in life • Idealist, friendly but often too absorbed • Natural artists • Tend to undertake too much, then somehow get it done

  14. ESTP – Making the Most of the Moment • Matter of Fact • Do no worry or hurry, enjoy whatever comes along • May be a bit blunt or insensitive • Best with real things that can be taken apart or put together

  15. ESFP – Lets Make Work Fun • Outgoing, easygoing, accepting, friendly • Make things fun for others by their enjoyment • Like sports and making things • Find remembering facts easier than mastering theories

  16. ENFP – People are the Product • Warmly enthusiastic, high spirited, ingenious, imaginative • Able to do almost anything that interests them • Quick with a solution and to help with a problem

  17. ENTP – Progress is the Product • Quick, ingenious, good at many things • May argue either side of a question for fun • Resourceful in solving challenging problems, but neglect routine assignments

  18. ESTJ – Life’s Natural Administrators • Practical, realistic, matter-of-fact, with a natural head for business r mechanics • Not interested in subjects, they see no use for • Like to organize and run activities

  19. ESFJ – Everyone’s Trusted Friend • Warm-hearted, talkative, popular, conscientious, born cooperators • Need harmony • Work best with encouragement • Little interest in abstract thinking or technical subjects

  20. ENFJ – Smooth-Talking Persuaders • Responsive and responsible • Generally feel concern for what others think or want. • Sociable, popular • Sensitive to praise and criticism

  21. ENTJ – Life’s natural Learders • Hearty, frank, decisive, leaders • Usually good at anything that requires reasoning and intelligent talk • May sometimes be more positive than their experience in an area warrants

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