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Type and Careers

Just knew it our personality type can influence our career choice and path. Well, I read up to see if I've chosen a wrong career. Or maybe I'm checking what is my future career.

Our MBTI result can help us to choose a new job or career, change job or career and increase satisfaction with the present career.

Briefly, the MBTI preferences are:
(1) Extraversion (E) or Introversion (I)
focus on the people and things in the outer world OR focus on the thoughts, feelings and impressions of the inner world.
(2) Sensing (S) or Intuition (N)
focus on facts and details that can be confirmed by experience OR focus on possibilities and relationships among ideas.
(3) Thinking (T) or Feeling (F)
use impersonal, objective, logical analysis to reach conclusions OR user person-centered, subjective analysis to reach conclusions.
(4) Judging (J) or Perceiving (P)
plan and organize; make decisions and come to closure OR be spontaneous and adaptable; collect information and stay open to new options.

Being an INTP person, the most attractive occupations are computer professional, architect, research assistant, fine artist, food service worker, surveyor, manager, social scientist, writer/editor and photographer. The trends are in scientific or technical fields; task that require long-term or strategic planning, conceptualization or design. Also require prolonged periods of solitary concentration and tough-minded analysis of problems. Quite true for me.

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