Jungian Personality Types

February 21, 2013 By Richard

INFJ: Counselor — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

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INFJ: Counselor. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: They make it their duty to find the purpose and connections behind everything they touch and think about. Believe that relationships, goods, and random ideas fit into the big picture somehow. Tend to have a good grasp on what makes people tick and […]

February 20, 2013 By Richard

INFP: Healer — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

INFP: Healer. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: These visionaries are focused on the future but are dedicated to those closest to them. Their core-values are deeply cherished and seek to align their environment accordingly. Curiosity is a key factor as they actively see patterns and available opportunities. Can be the […]

February 19, 2013 By Richard

ENFJ: Teacher — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

ENFJ: Teacher. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: A pillar of responsibility and empathy. They are very much in-tune with others’ inner-drive, emotions, and desires. Not only do they find it rather easy to discover the potential in others, they actively seek to bring it out in both individuals and teams. […]

February 18, 2013 By Richard

ESTJ: Supervisor — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

ESTJ: Supervisor. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: Quick to take action on decisions as long as they are directly applicable and practical. Born organizers and doers of just getting things done. Seek no-nonsense approaches to steam-rolling toward their biggest goals in the most sensible way available. They absolutely love handling […]

February 15, 2013 By Richard

ESFJ: Provider — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

ESFJ: Provider. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: They wear their hearts on their sleeves while giving their all to the folks around them. They seek to treat people fairly and see that others work in as harmonious a way as possible. They are not the lone wolf type and will […]

February 14, 2013 By Richard

ENTP: Promoter — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

ENTP: Inventor. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: Able to voice their thoughts with ease, speed, and ingenuity. They are keenly alert to their environment and are quite good at tackling new problems. Good at thinking through ideas strategically, while being able to judge their overall value and usefulness. Usually quite […]

February 13, 2013 By Richard

ENTJ: Fieldmarshal — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

ENTJ: Fieldmarshal. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: They are quick to lead & won’t hesitate to let others know what’s going on. They are eagle-eyed when it comes to pointing out inefficiencies in processes and procedures. They excel at designing, implementing, and empowering very robust systems inside of organizations in […]

February 12, 2013 By Richard

INTJ: Mastermind — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

INTJ: Mastermind. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: True creative and ingenious minds, seeking to attain their goals through implementing their ideas instead of just collecting them. Actively and easily see patterns and connections in their environment and interests. They are especially good at seeing how things fit into their overall […]

February 11, 2013 By Richard

INTP: Architect — Jung 16 Personality Types Test Results

INTP: Architect. Here are the top characteristics of this Jungian Personality Type: They will actively look for the logical connection in subjects and interests surrounding them. The routine and repetitive tasks bore them to death as they highly appreciate theory and the abstract. Tend to prefer working through ideas in their heads than through other […]

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