The Personality Type ( Extraverted Sensing Feeling Judging )

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There are countless number of personalities that a human can show in their life times. After taking the “Humanmetrics” test, it had been determined that I have a ESFJ type (Extraverted Sensing Feeling Judging). This type has more of a social and celebrations look out. ESFJs enjoy being in charge and they are hard workers. They see problems and delegate easily. Not only that, but also have a strong sense of seniority and will help those in need and expect the same in return. Providers love to entertain, always concerned about the needs of others, and make sure that all people are involved.
ESFJs can be easily hurt and their emotions will not be contained. They tend to wear our hearts on their sleeves and have a strong “mothering” drive. This then has a outcome of act first and then think later. When a decision must be made, ESFJs contemplate all types of decisions and also the risk. Their personality type is slightly paranoid and sees the world as a hazardous place. No one is to be trusted and they thrive in fields such as medical care and elementary education.
We are often found in jobs that involve a lot of direct interactions with people or jobs that require attention. Nursing is a top career option and also what I am currently looking into. ESFJs are generally well-liked and have great social skills. It is pretty common to find us in health care field.
People with this personality flourish on social order and harmony. They are patient, efficient, and hardworking people who respects their authorities. As managers, ESFJs take time in making people feel involved, uniting people, and smoothing out any bumps to get things done. Sometimes, they may stress out, lose their temper, or react badly when people do not know their roles...

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... really sounded like my personality. They follow what is said to them and obey directions immaculately. Like ESFJs, supervisors are traditional and marriage are sacred to them. Also, they look forward to social parties and are easily talked to.
The results of this test does not surprise me at all. The personality described from the website is actually quite accurate of who I am. As I read through the results and description, many of the things had related to me. When they said that I am very sensitive to negative comments from other people, it was very true. I would be down the entire day and upset. Also the fact that we are very caring people and like to help others had related to me. We tend to stress about things in life and sometimes take on too much responsibilities. Looking at this test, I was able to see that nursing is a very smart pathway for me to follow.

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