1. Personality Types

2. Artisans
You enjoy working with any and all kinds of equipment, implements, machines, and instruments, from bulldozers to paintbrushes.
You enjoy crafts of many kinds – athletic, culinary, literary, martial, mechanical, rhetorical, theatrical, political, or industrial.
You have an affinity to other artisans such as Mozart, Steven Spielberg, Neil Simon, Elvis Presley, and Amelia Earhart.
CAREER IDEAS – artist, musician, actor, chef, craftsperson, mechanic.

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4. Guardians
You enjoy occupations that involve gathering, storing, recording, measuring, and distributing data or people.
You are talented at arranging, scheduling, establishing order, and creating organizations.
You have an affinity to other guardians such as George Washington, Colin Powell, Mother Theresa, Harry Truman, and J.P. Morgan.
CAREER IDEAS – business person, librarian, doctor, military officer, salesperson, coach, social worker.

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6. Idealists
You are enthusiastic, have insight into people, and are good at influencing others and helping them reach their full potential.
You are talented at teaching, counseling, interviewing, and tutoring people.
You have an affinity to other idealists such as Emily Bronte, Sydney Poitier, Mohandas Ghandi, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Oprah Winfrey.
CAREER IDEAS – teacher, trainer, employee recruiter, counselor, human services worker.

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8. Rationals
You are interested in complexity and are good at understanding it.
You are interested in complex machines, such as airplanes, or in complex biological organisms, such as humans, plants, and animals.
You have an affinity to other rationals such as Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Charles Darwin, Walt Disney, Thomas Edison, and Bill Gates.
CAREER IDEAS – scientist, architect, engineer, military strategist, inventor, executive.

10. Personality Types Myers-Briggs Type Indicator First published in 1962
“Most widely used personality assessment.”
Four pairs of preferences
Extraversion (E)
(I) Introversion
Sensing (S)
(N) Intuition
Thinking (T)
(F) Feeling
Judgment (J)
(P) Perception

11. Myers-Briggs Type Indicators
Extravert (E)
Introvert (I)
Action Oriented
Breadth of Knowledge
More frequent interaction
Recharge and get energy from being with other people
Thought Oriented
Depth of Knowledge
More substantial interaction
Recharge and get energy from being alone
Attitudes towards the outside world

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Sensing (S)
Intuition (N)
Present/Concrete Information
See, Touch, Taste, Hear, and Smell information.
They tend to distrust hunches, which seem to come "out of nowhere."[
Details. Facts.
Abstract/Theoretical Information
Seek patterns
Future Possibilities
Trust hunches
Gut instinct
Information gathering functions

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Thinking (T)
Feeling (F)
Decide things from a more detached standpoint
Measure the decision by what seems reasonable, logical, causal, consistent
Decisions match a given set of rules.
Decisions made by associating or empathizing with the situation.
Looking at it 'from the inside.'
Seek harmony, consensus and fit, considering the needs of the people involved.
Decision making functions

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Judgment (J)
Perception (P)
Have matters settled.
Keep options open.
Lifestyle functions

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Myers-Briggs Test