Personality

Guardian

ESTJ Supervisor, Guardian

You are a dependable‚ loyal‚ hard working person who likes to be in charge. Your personal standards and ability to structure and organize things provides the basis for your natural leadership skills.

Possible Career Paths for the ESTJ:

• Military leaders
• Business Administrators and Managers
• Police / Detective work
• Judges
• Financial Officers
• Teachers
• Sales Representatives

Electrical Engineer	Military Officer
Budget Analyst	Insurance Agent
Social Services Worker	School Principal
Data Base Manager	City Works Technician
Bank/Loan Officer	Construction Worker
Purchasing Manager	Project Manager
Dentist	Computer Sales
Teacher: Technical/Trades	Stockbroker
Computer Systems Analyst	Executive
Police/Probation Officer	Funeral Director
Community Health Worker	Applied Engineer
Clinical Technician	Security Guard
Administrator	Physical Therapist
Priest	Farmer
Real Estate Sales	General Contractor
Pharmacist	Paralegal
Auditor	Judge
Stock Broker	Cook
Pathologist	Physician: General Medicine
Office Manager	Computer Analyst
Public Relations Specialist	Factory Supervisor
Credit Analyst	Designer
School Administrator	Mechanical Engineer

ISTJ  Inspector, Duty Fulfiller

You are a serious person whose thoughts tend towards being responsible and methodical about what it is you have committed to do. 

You not only set out to do what you promised but you are organized and thorough‚ with the ability to deeply concentrate on tasks at hand while promoting the traditional established protocols within which you work.

Possible Career Paths for the ISTJ:

• Medical Doctors / Dentists 
• Project Management  
• Science
• The Arts
• Training
• Psychology

• Business Executives, Administrators and Managers
• Accountants and Financial Officers
• Police and Detectives
• Judges
• Lawyers
• Computer Programmers, Systems Analysts, and Computer Specialists
• Military Leaders 

City Works Technician	Office Manager
Lawyer	Pathologist
Efficiency Expert/Analyst	Bank Examiner
Management Consultant	Tax Examiner
Government Employee	Stock Broker
Police Officer/Detective	School Principal
Corrections Officer	Law Researcher
Math Teacher	Legal Secretary
Federal Executive	Technical Writer
Computer Programmer	General Surgeon
Nursing Administrator	Veterinarian
Military Officer	Lab technician
City Manager	Judge
Public Service Manager	Accountant
Social Services Administrator	Physical Education Teacher
Park Ranger	Engineer
Auditor	Mechanic
IRS Agent	Dentist
Credit Analyst	Pharmacist
Estate Planner	Insurance Underwriter
Librarian	Health Care Administrator
Administrator	Manager/Supervisor
Electrician/Electrical Engineer

ESFJ Provider,
Protector (ISFJ)

Interior Decorator	Librarian
Medical Technologist	Physical Therapist
Medical Equipment Sales	Speech Pathologist
Health Care Administrator	Guidance Counselor
Preschool/Elementary Teacher	Personal Counselor
Librarian/Archivist	Religious Educator
Educational Administrator	Probation Officer
Retail Sales	Fashion Merchandiser
Personnel Administrator	Clerical Supervisor
Home Economist	Computer Operator
K-12 Teacher	Dental Hygienist
Alcohol/Drug Counselor	Nurse: All Fields
Corrections Officer	Minister
Community Health Worker	Police Detective
Radiological Technologist	Aeronautical Engineer
Paralegal	Social Worker
Dietitian	Customer Service Representative
Curator	Family Physician
Secretary	Artist/Musician
Bookkeeper	Health Technician
Electrician	Speech Pathologist
Hotel/Motel Management	Transportation Operator
Guard

Artisan
Promoter (ESTP)



ISTP  Crafter, The mechanic

Excellent in a crisis‚ you investigate to find out how and why things work the way they do. You are excited to both find the solution and subsequently fix it‚ even if it means playing outside of the rules.

Possible Career Paths for the ISTP:

• Police and Detective Work
• Forensic Pathologists
• Computer Programmers, System Analysts and Computer Specialists
• Engineers
• Carpenters
• Mechanics
• Pilots, Drivers, Motorcyclists
• Athletes
• Entrepreneurs

Commercial Artist	Automotive Products Retailer
Intelligence Agent	Private Detective
Software Developer	Fire Fighter
Medical Technician	Corrections Officer
Media Specialist	Electrical Engineer
Purchasing Agent	Legal Secretary
Lawyer/Judge	Coach/Trainer
Computer Repair Person	Construction Worker
Optometrist	City Works Technician
Physical Therapist	Public Manager
Craft Worker	Computer Systems Analyst
Race Car Driver	Pilot
Marine Biologist	Surveyor
Farmer	Mechanic
Computer Programmer	Banker
Securities Analyst	Cook
Professional Hunter	Corporate Executive
Radiological Technician	Paralegal
Forest Ranger	Police Officer
Economist	Dental Hygienist
Respiratory Therapist	Chiropractor
Mechanical Engineer	Weapons Operator
Carpenter

ESFP  Performer, Promoter

You are excited by new experiences and by being in new places. You want to look good and be at the center of attention‚ helping everyone enjoy themselves. Your spontaneous‚ think-outside-the-box attitude is invigorating for you and keeps you out of confining structure.

ESFP generally have the following traits:

• Live in the present moment
• Are stimulated and excited by new experiences
• Practical and realistic
• Warmly interested in people
• Know how to have a good time, and how to make things fun for others
• Independent and resourceful
• Spontaneous - seldom plan ahead
• Hate structure and routine
• Dislike theory and long written explanations
• Feel special bond with children and animals
• Strongly developed aesthetic appreciation for things
• Great people skills 

Possible Career Paths for the ESFP:

• Artists, Performers and Actors
• Sales Representatives
• Counselors / Social Work
• Child Care
• Fashion Designers
• Interior Decorators
• Consultants
• Photographers

Composer (ISFP)

Idealist

ENFJ  Teacher, The Givers

You want others to feel good about you. Your genuine interest in others feelings serves to achieve the affirmation your desire. You are good with people‚ and your appreciation for structure and organization help them to trust and be comfortable around you. You do not like dealing with facts and logic. You are more comfortable dealing with feelings.

Possible Career Paths for the ENFJ:

• Facilitator
• Consultant
• Psychologist
• Social Worker / Counselor
• Teacher
• Clergy
• Sales Representative
• Human Resources
• Manager
• Events Coordinator
• Politicians / Diplomats
• Writers

Politician	Career Counselor
Novelist	Housing Director
Optometrist	Program Designer
Dental Hygienist	Social Worker
Public Relations Manager	Nonprofit Director
Sales Trainer	Newscaster
Psychologist	Sales Manager
Mental Health Counselor	Executive: Small Business
Holistic Health Advisor	Outplacement Counselor
Clergy/Minister	College Prof.: Humanities
Teacher: Art/Drama/English	Human Resource Trainer
Social Scientist	Physical Therapist
Actor/Actress	Restaurant Worker
Factory Supervisor	Computer Analyst
Construction Worker	Medical Secretary
Coal Miner	Military Officer/Enlistee
Advertising Sales Executive	Entertainer/Musician
Graphics Designer	Marketing Manager
Educational Consultant	Occupational Therapist
Special Education Teacher	Journalist
Recreation Director	Communication Director
Playwright	Optometrist
Fine Artist	Farmer
Recruiter	Police Officer
Preschool Teacher	Probation Officer
Physical Therapist	Steelworker
TV Producer	Alcohol/Drug Counselor
Librarian	Interpreter/Translator
Fundraiser	Travel Agent
Facilitator	Child Welfare Worker
Child Care Worker	Dean of Students
Psychodrama Therapist

Counselor (INFJ)

ENFP  Champion, The inspired

You like the approval of others‚ and your unique ability to intuitively read people and serve them where they are at helps you win people's approval. You can grasp difficult concepts and theories and apply them logically and rationally to help others with what you perceive they need.

Possible Career Paths for the ENFP:

• Consultant
• Psychologist
• Entrepreneur
• Actor
• Teacher
• Counselor
• Politician / Diplomat
• Writer / Journalist
• Television Reporter
• Computer Programmer, Systems Analyst, or Computer Specialist
• Scientist
• Engineer

Cartoonist	Speech Pathologist
Screen/Play Write	Marketing Consultant
Engineer	Social Worker
Character Actor	Advertising Creative Director
Psychologist	Strategic Planner/Researcher
Interior Decorator	Conference Planner
Entrepreneur	Psychodrama Therapist
Social Scientist	Speech Pathologist
Copywriter	Employee Assistant Specialist
Career Counselor	Sales: Intangibles/Ideas/Services
Rehabilitation Worker	HR Development Trainer
Preschool Teacher	Teacher: Liberal Arts
Insurance Agent	Musician/Composer
Journalist	Lawyer
Chemist	English Teacher
City Manager	Teacher: Special Education
Public Relations Specialist	Corrections Officer
Computer Support Rep.	Medical Assistant
Advertising Sales Executive	Facilitator
Pastoral Counselor	Ombudsman
Columnist	Reporter
Newscaster	Editor
Housing Director	Psychologist
Publicist	Occupational Therapist
Travel Agent	Comp. Systems Analyst
Artist	Housing Director
Clergy	Chemical Engineer
Consultant	Librarian
Inventor

INFP  Healer, Idealist

You put others needs before your own in expressing your warmth and desire for others to grow. You are interested in the future and look forward to being creative and inspirational as you work in causes you believe in‚ especially where you can express yourself through writing.

Possible Career Paths for the INFP: 

• The Arts
• Advertising
• Graphic Design
• Industrial Design
• Interior Design
• Design
• Advertising
• Graphic Design
• Industrial Design
• Interior Design
• Media Arts Overview
• Animation & Special Effects
• Audio, Video, or Film Production
• Game Design & Programming
• Photography
• Web Design & Interactive Media
• Fashion Design
• Culinary

• Counselors / Social Workers
• Writers
• Teachers / Professors / Trainer
• Librarian
• The Ministry

Employee Development Specialist	Entertainer
College Professor: Humanities/Arts	Holistic Health Practitioner
Architect	Educational Consultant
Researcher	Diversity Manager
Journalist	Aeronautical Engineer
Minister/Priest	Missionary
Church Worker	HR Development Specialist
Social Scientist	Religious Educator
Musician/Composer	Librarian
Youth Counselor	Physician
Actor	Journalist
Social Worker	Health Technician
Biological Scientist	Carpenters
Public Health Nurse	Career Counselor
Speech Pathologist	Education Administrator
Artist	Editor/Art Director
Poet	Psychologist
Novelist	Therapist
Physical Therapist	Laboratory Technologist
Editor	Crisis Counselor
Musician	Designer
Legal Mediator	Psychodrama Therapist