ESTPs are incredibly smart! While they have a zest for life and live in the moment, ESTPs love learning and are often highly knowledgeable about various subject matters. They possess outstanding problem-solving skills and are highly adept at generating practical solutions to everyday problems.
ESFJs are deeply afraid of being abandoned or unwanted by their loved ones or those they deeply care for. They are highly extroverted personalities who profoundly fear being alone. Their innate need to care for others is driven by their unconscious desire to prove they are good enough.
ESTJs are labeled dull and seem to lead boring lives because they need and love routine. ESTJs follow a structure even with their hobbies and entertainment. They prefer it that way; however, others find it boring because they tend to avoid spontaneity and new experiences they are not used to.
ISTPs engage in humor that is sarcastic mainly, dry, or dark. Their difficulty in understanding emotion results in jokes that are sometimes considered insensitive. ISTPs may come across as arrogant; however, they are generally authentic, though they tend to find the failures of others funny.
ISTPs are well suited for the medical profession particularly as doctors or in emergency wards. The reason is that ISTPs have the confidence, energy, and optimism to take on the daily challenges faced by doctors. However, ISTPs should improve their social skills with hospital/support staff.
ISTPs care about their physical appearance and the physical appearance of others. They exude confidence and are not obsessed with appearance but take time to look presentable. ISTPs are physically orientated and are more inclined to notice the physical appearance of others.
ESTPs, being extroverts, get their energy from being around other people. They are tuned into what’s happening around them. They are not easily offended. Being boxed in, quiet, and obeying authority goes against their nature. ESTPs are logical and practical, focusing on facts rather than feelings.
INTPs like doing things their own way and don’t want to be told what to do. They only follow rules that they agree with and make their own decisions. INTPs don’t do well when they are pressured or obligated to do something. INTPs like figuring things out independently and often feel restricted by authority.
ESTJs are one of the most hated personality types because they can be arrogant, don’t express emotion well, and are highly focused on social status. They can be judgmental, expect everyone to follow only their way of things, and are sometimes disrespectful and don’t consider others’ feelings.
ISTPs are prone to arguing and may even enjoy arguing but don’t argue for fun. In addition, ISTPs have difficulty reading emotions and are logical and factual in their approach to relationships. This makes them quick to argue when the other person does not share the same viewpoint or easily offends the ISTP.
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