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How can I become an INTJ?
Career Tips for INTJs
- Delegate repetitive tasks. As big-picture thinkers, most INTJs aren’t good at small repetitive tasks.
- Identify the successful people above you.
- Partner with extroverts.
- At networking events, be the smart one.
- Learn to “do” feelings.
- Remember the most important step for INTJ success.
Do you have to be smart to be an INTJ?
INTJs are generally considered one of the smartest, but that is mostly because their intelligence translates well to IQ tests and school tests. Even though they are considered highly intelligent, not all INTJs do well in school.
What careers are best for Intj?
Top Careers for the INTJ
- Accountant or Auditor.
- Financial Analyst.
- Logistician.
- Management Consultant.
- Market Research Analyst.
- Financial Advisor.
- Top Executive.
- Actuary.
What careers should Intj avoid?
The following list includes some of the jobs that INTJs should avoid:
- Sales Person.
- Social Worker.
- Hospitality Careers.
- Receptionist.
- Nurse.
- Assistant.
- Secretary.
- Preschool Teacher.
Are INTJ diplomats?
Diplomatic INTJs are extremely rare, because Fe is their 7th function and therefor their weakest and least valued, while most INFJs are somewhat logical because Ti is their 3rd function, with Fe as their second, so they are relatively balanced when it comes to logic and diplomacy.
What is the difference between ISTJ and INTJ?
INTJs and ISTJs can appear very similar. They both share the same extroverted function, which means that the key differences between the two lie in their introverted functions. Naturally, this makes the differences between the two types more subtle, or at the very least, concealed initially.
How do intjs deal with facts?
ISTJ and INTJ both go where the facts take them but it is probably safe to say that there is a spiritual component to the way in which INTJs evaluate and handle facts. INTJs seem to be motivated by transcendence through improvement and pushing the boundaries of what they can know and do.
Can an ISTJ be ni dominant?
An ISTJ who actually recognizes himself (or herself) as an ISTJ, is unlikely to be wrong… unless he’s actually an ISFJ, but that’s a completely different issue that I covered here. My point is that an ISTJ (or an Si dominant) who recognizes himself as an Si dominant is unlikely to actually be an Ni dominant.
What are istjs like to make decisions?
ISTJs are very slow to make decisions. They will analyze of the details, all the facts, all of their past experiences, and etcetera when making important decisions. They’ll research something to death, and gather information from other people. They’ll want to make their decision as concrete as possible before finally choosing.