INTP

INTJ

Put on your santa suit and join the party, mr fake angry man

ISFJ - First 2 suggested jobs were social work (did that) and religious education (sorta doing that but different)

ENFJ - Teacher. Makes sense from the description.

Really loving this page: http://www.personali.../portraits.html

The ENTP personality type is sometimes referred to the "Lawyer" type.

Yup, guess it got me pretty good.

INTJ (shocker )

Though oddly I could swear I was an E when I took this years ago. I think I've only become more out going with work experience, being subject to broader group of people, etc.

INTJ

could have gone either way on a lot of questions though...

INFJ

I'd bet one of the only F's around here, but I could be wrong.

I'm an F too

ISFJ - First 2 suggested jobs were social work (did that) and religious education (sorta doing that but different)

ENFJ - Teacher. Makes sense from the description.

ENFP - There are more of us F'ers than you think.

I found it interesting that wiki says the INTJ is one of the rarest personality types (1-4%) when all of my close friends and clearly most of the people here are INTJ.

I found it interesting that wiki says the INTJ is one of the rarest personality types (1-4%) when all of my close friends and clearly most of the people here are INTJ.

My sister told me she is INTJ as well (in med school atm, BS in psych)

Also forums tend to attract us losers

ISTP

Suggested careers... auto repair, computer repair, electronics technician. Yep.

I found it interesting that wiki says the INTJ is one of the rarest personality types (1-4%) when all of my close friends and clearly most of the people here are INTJ.

I believe my type is the most rare. I've never met any others. We did this study across my entire company at some point. I was told I was a complete outlier and the people conducting the test treated me like a potential axe murder or something (Hitler, bin Laden, Trotsky, etc are all assumed to be the same)

Edited April 18, 201214 yr by luvdunhill

ISFJ on my first try

* slightly expressed introvert

* slightly expressed sensing personality

* distinctively expressed feeling personality

* slightly expressed judging personality

I re-took the test later and maybe 5 answers changed, so I ended up slightly less introverted with ESFJ

• slightly expressed extravert
  
• slightly expressed sensing personality
  
• distinctively expressed feeling personality
  
• moderately expressed judging personality
  

Edited April 18, 201214 yr by HeadphoneAddict

Weird. Mine came out CUNT

Weird. Mine came out CUNT

Well of course. But I thought it would have been DOTU.....

Weird. Mine came out CUNT

Ha!

ISTJ and on the second time around, changing a few questions that could have gone either way (work desk is a mess, but desk at home is spotless, for example), I got INTJ

Another INTJ here. I've read a couple books on MBTI and they say people tend to have friends who are similar types, while their mates tend to be opposites/different.

I believe my type is the most rare. I've never met any others. We did this study across my entire company at some point. I was told I was a complete outlier and the people conducting the test treated me like a potential axe murder or something (Hitler, bin Laden, Trotsky, etc are all assumed to be the same)

One of my close friends is an INFJ and is also the only one I know of. We always seemed to have a very easy time understanding each other...

ISTJ for me

http://similarminds.com/jung.html

Yeah.. this test is much much better than the first one.

I was ESTJ or ESTP

Extroverted (E) 54.05% Introverted (I) 45.95%

Sensing (S) 74.19% Intuitive (N) 25.81%

Thinking (T) 59.09% Feeling (F) 40.91%

Perceiving (P) 50% Judging (J) 50%

INFJ

sonofabitch, no wait INTJ with a serious heavy hand on judging. I guess this is not the same as judgmental.

INTJ

very expressed introvert

distinctively expressed intuitive personality

moderately expressed thinking personality

moderately expressed judging personality

When my wife took this many years ago, she was a mixed introvert/extrovert. When she took it more recently, she become much more introverted. Probably burned out from seeing too many patients. Interesting that it can change over time, though.

Edited April 18, 201214 yr by jvlgato

http://similarminds.com/jung.html

Yeah.. this test is much much better than the first one.

I was ESTJ or ESTP

Extroverted (E) 54.05% Introverted (I) 45.95%

Sensing (S) 74.19% Intuitive (N) 25.81%

Thinking (T) 59.09% Feeling (F) 40.91%

Perceiving (P) 50% Judging (J) 50%

Still ESFJ on the better test.

Odd thing is I can seem shy and aloof when I first meet people but when I start talking to them, I warm up and become very friendly rather quickly. I guess that's still considered extroverted, just a slow starter.