INTJ
Work Habits
INTJs are often described as visionaries. They are easily able to identify a problem, find a solution, and make a detailed plan in order to achieve this solution. INTJs have the rare ability to consider both theoretical ideas, as well as the practical implications.
INTJs are usually well-liked by their coworkers and superiors in the workplace. However, they have little patience for others who are less competent than themselves. This can make INTJs come off as harsh to others — particularly their subordinates. INTJs must remind themselves to consider the feelings of others. They must make an effort to let others know how appreciated and valued they are – something that INTJs often forget about in the hustle and bustle of things.
Career Paths
INTJs have no problem making their career the focal point in their lives, and because of this, are a great fit for careers that are highly-demanding and time-consuming. INTJs are often well-suited for careers as scientists, engineers, teachers, consultants, lawyers, judges, managers, computer programmers, systems analysts, doctors, dentists, and university professors/administrators.