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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htm. S/N. Explain to me with as much detail what you are holding in your hand. Present focus Facts Specifics Perspiration Details Literal Concrete 5 Senses. Future Focus Possibilities Generalizations

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Myers-Briggs Type Indicator

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  1. Myers-Briggs Type Indicator http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/JTypes1.htm

  2. S/N • Explain to me with as much detail what you are holding in your hand

  3. Present focus Facts Specifics Perspiration Details Literal Concrete 5 Senses Future Focus Possibilities Generalizations Inspiration Patterns Figurative Symbolic 6th Sense Sensing INtuitive

  4. Sensing 70% • 5 senses, immediate, practical facts • iNtuitive 30% • Possibilities, relationships, meaning

  5. T/F • Define Conflict

  6. Objective Cause-effect Logic Clarity Analytical Problem 1st/people 2nd Critique Justice Subjective Person Centered values Harmony Circumstantial People 1st/problem 2nd Appreciate Mercy Thinking Feeling

  7. Thinking 50% • Objective, impersonal, cause/effect • Feeling 50% • Subjective, personal values and effect on others

  8. E/I • Explain what your dream vacation would look like • What would you do or be doing?

  9. Externally directed People, places, things Active Gregarious Breadth Expressive Publicly disclosing Speak-to-think Internally directed Ideas, thoughts,concepts Reflective Reserved Depth Contained Publicly guarded Think-to-speak Extraversion Introversion

  10. Extroversion 60% • Energized by things, people, outer world • If talk with person and in 5 minutes you don’t know who they are – you weren’t listening • Introversion 40% • Energized by ideas, concepts, abstracts • If talk with person and in 5 minutes you don’t know who they are – you didn’t ask the right questions

  11. J/P • Explain how you start a project

  12. Closure Structured Planned Decisive Scheduled Control Directive Options Open-ended Go-with-the-flow Tentative Flexible Adapt Facilitative Judging Perceiving

  13. Judging 55% • Closure, structure, order, decisiveness • Perceiving 45% • Flexible, adaptable, tentative, wait/see

  14. ISTJ • “Doing what should be done” • Organizer, compulsive • Private, trustworthy • Rules and regulations • Practical • Most responsible

  15. ISFJ • “A high sense of duty” • Amiable, works behind the scenes • Ready to sacrifice, accountable • Prefers “doing” • Most Loyal

  16. INFJ • “An inspiration to others” • Reflective/introspective • Quietly caring, creative • Linguistically gifted, psychic • Most contemplative

  17. INTJ • “everything has room for improvement” • Theory based, skeptical, my way • High need for competency • Sees world as chessboard • Most independent

  18. ISTP • “ready to try anything once” • Very observant, cool and aloof • Hands-on practicality, unpretentious • Ready for what happens • Most pragmatic

  19. ISFP • “sees much but shares little” • Warm and sensitive, unassuming • Short range planner, good team member • In touch with self and nature • Most artistic

  20. INFP • “performing noble service to aid society” • Strict personal values • Seeks inner order/peace • Creative, non-directive, reserved • Most idealistic

  21. INTP • “a love of problem solving” • Challenges others to think • Absent-minded professor • Competency needs, socially cautious • Most conceptual

  22. ESTP • “the ultimate realist” • Unconventional approach, fun • Gregarious, lives for here and now • Good at problem solving • Most spontaneous

  23. ESFP • “you only go around once in life” • Sociable, spontaneous • Loves surprises, cuts red tape • Juggles multiple project/events • Quip master • Most generous

  24. ENFP • “giving life an extra squeeze” • People orientated, creative • Seeks harmony, life of party • More starts than finishes • Most optimistic

  25. ENTP • “one exciting challenge after another” • Argues both sides of a point to learn • Brinksmanship, tests the limits • Enthusiastic, new ideas • Most inventive

  26. ESTJ • “life’s administrators” • Order and structure, sociable • Opinionated, results driven • Producer, traditional • Most hard charging

  27. ESFJ • “host and hostesses of the world” • Gracious, good interpersonal skills • Thoughtful, appropriate • Eager to please • Most harmonizing

  28. ENFJ • “smooth talking persuader” • Charismatic, compassionate • Possibilities for people • Ignores the unpleasant, idealistic • Most persuasive

  29. ENTJ • “life’s natural leaders” • Visionary, gregarious • Argumentative • Systems planner, take charge • Low tolerance for incompetence • Most commanding

  30. Letters • My MBTI Personality Type - MBTI Basics

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