Esstj Personality And Personality

After taking the personality test I investigated my personality type and discovered it to be quite accurate. The career tab showed military leader to be a good fit for someone with the personality type of ESTJ, which I happen to be. As an officer in the United States Air Force I support the statement that “ESTJs are take-charge people. They have such clear vision of the way things should be, that they naturally step into leadership roles. They are self-confident and aggressive. They are extremely talented at devising systems and plans for action, and being able to see what steps need to be taken to complete a specific task (Meyers-Briggs, 2015, para.1). I feel as if this role is very important to what I do on an everyday basis as a satellite

E, standing for extroverted whose counterpart would be introverted. The idea that one is able to take part in a domain inside themselves or in the realm of society or externally (Meyers-Briggs, 2015, para. 1). As an EJST the majority of my focus is done externally to myself. I work in a field in which people or even an idea always comes before my personal time, thoughts or feelings. I enjoy the societal structure of the things I do and places I go. My work environment is very social and get a long even outside of the office. When I go to the gym my primary purpose is to work on myself but at times find myself leaving my introverted space and extroverting socially with the normal crowd that appears. Being extraverted is a part of my everyday life whether I am at work or on my own free

The author renders two distinct methods of making decisions. These two methods are known as thinking and feeling. Thinking implies making a decision on logic and reason whereas feeling implies that you make a decision based on values, thoughts or what they perceive in their own view to be correct (Meyers-Briggs, 2015, para 3). Obviously we all make decisions using both at times, but I personally put more trust in rationalization and taking a logical approach towards decision making. This thought of making decisions based on a thinking approach may sometimes be difficult when logic or reason does not necessarily align with our feelings in certain situations. In my line of work this dilemma is dealt with often, but the thinking based decision making usually is most