MYERS-BRIGGS PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT (INTJ)
INTJ - The Mastermind
"Most Independent"
Description:
INTJs are strong individuals who seek new ways of looking at things. They are analytical problem-solvers, eager to improve systems and processes with their innovative ideas. They are insightful and enjoy coming to new understandings. They have a talent for seeing possibilities for improvement, whether at work, at home, or in themselves. They often keep to themselves a great deal and are considered the most independent of all the 16 personality types.
INTJs tend to prefer careers in which they are given a lot of autonomy. INTJs are comfortable with abstraction and theory but gain the most satisfaction from turning their ideas into reality. They often enjoy working independently or with a small team, taking measured, strategic steps to implement change. The ideal work environment for an INTJ is logical, efficient, structured, and analytical, with colleagues that are competent, intelligent, and productive.
2.1% of the US population are INTJ.
Characteristics:
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Most Value: Effectiveness
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Appear to Others as: Analytical, Tough-Minded, Systematic
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Strengths: Strategy, innovation, determination, willingness to learn
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Areas for Growth: Superiority, emotional distance, perfectionism, imbalance
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Common Careers:
Business. Finance, and Math
Architecture and Engineering
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Legal
Science and Healthcare
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Computers and Information Technology
Arts, Design, and Communications
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