I'm an ENFP

The only thing that tends to be stable in my personality type are the N and the J.  Depending on the day I get INTJ or ENFJ and its not that I am in between I and E and F and T and it slightly moves one way or the other, its like it jumps a large amount from one extreme to the other.  A lot of other things about me seem to point towards multiple personalities.  The girl part of me is ENFJ and the boy part of me is INTJ.

INFJ

I don't know, don't see myself as a social worker. *shrugs*

http://www.geekinheels.com/2013/10/23/star-wars-mbti-chart.html

A Star Wars MBTI chart, if you're interested. (Luke Skywalker? Really?!)

Quote from: Mariax on November 05, 2013, 06:12:40 PM
http://www.geekinheels.com/2013/10/23/star-wars-mbti-chart.html

A Star Wars MBTI chart, if you're interested. (Luke Skywalker? Really?!)

Seen it before but according to the chart, I'm Obi-Wan.

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I'm INFP

Interesting that INFP is one of the rarer personality types (only 4-5% of the population), yet it seems relatively common among people who use this site.

Quote from: Mariax on November 05, 2013, 06:12:40 PM
http://www.geekinheels.com/2013/10/23/star-wars-mbti-chart.html

A Star Wars MBTI chart, if you're interested. (Luke Skywalker? Really?!)

Lmao...for years I was a stable INTJ on all my tests, and now I'm INTP. So basically I evolved into Yoda. Sweet.

Mine says enfp, but Idk if I would call myself extroverted.  Maybe.

INFJ. Used to be different, but then so did I.

Quote from: Jenna Stannis on December 20, 2013, 02:16:10 PM
I'm INFP

Interesting that INFP is one of the rarer personality types (only 4-5% of the population), yet it seems relatively common among people who use this site.

Likewise INTP (300% of expected distribution)

Evidently I'm INFP,but it says I could also be INFJ.
Seems that technology is the wrong career field for me. It says arts and humanities and social services are the best fit. I'd agree, except I'd never get money for it.

Quote from: Willow on December 20, 2013, 04:16:25 PM
Evidently I'm INFP,but it says I could also be INFJ.
Seems that technology is the wrong career field for me. It says arts and humanities and social services are the best fit. I'd agree, except I'd never get money for it.

INFJ is a good fit for Educational Administration.

Quote from: Unjust Gwynne! on December 20, 2013, 04:20:56 PMINFJ is a good fit for Educational Administration.

Not my preferred field. Never liked how the administrators at school always got in my way.
I always imagined myself as a mother, with my own practice or firm. Maybe I should pursue psychology as a career instead.

Quote from: Willow on December 20, 2013, 04:25:48 PM
Not my preferred field. Never liked how the administrators at school always got in my way.
I always imagined myself as a mother, with my own practice or firm. Maybe I should pursue psychology as a career instead.

Occupational Therapy, maybe?

Quote from: Unjust Gwynne! on December 20, 2013, 04:30:46 PMOccupational Therapy, maybe?

Perhaps.
Quite the discovery, this is. Of course it means another major change. I don'[t think that they think I'm serious anymore, all the changes I've made. Plus it'd piss my dad off, to not do something that's math or science.

I've thought about being a therapist because I'm always the one listening to my friends' problems and offering advice, and I'm pretty good with psychology and 'getting people'. Too bad it's not where the monies are! xD *sticks with 'puter programmin'*

So far on this poll I am the ESFJ.  I tried the test with both genders they offered and found it didn't change my ranking significantly.

How theoretic and philosophically based do you think this is?

Quote from: Ashey on December 20, 2013, 04:48:03 PMI've thought about being a therapist because I'm always the one listening to my friends' problems and offering advice, and I'm pretty good with psychology and 'getting people'. Too bad it's not where the monies are! xD *sticks with 'puter programmin'*

I don't know anything about computer programming. I just know about computers in general. Like everything else, it's just a broad, general understanding. I just feel like a jack of all trades, master of none.

Sorry for hijacking the thread with my self-defeatist rant.

Quote from: Willow on December 20, 2013, 04:52:09 PM
I don't know anything about computer programming. I just know about computers in general. Like everything else, it's just a broad, general understanding. I just feel like a jack of all trades, master of none.

Sorry for hijacking the thread with my self-defeatist rant.

It's a good field to get into if you're techno-logically inclined and can make sense of it. You'd need a general knowledge of and background with computers to start anyway. A+ courses are a requirement for my major, but they also recommend Network+ and other certs. Being a jack-of-all-trades is a good thing in comp-related fields.

And then, hmmmm, "personality type"  It feels a bit like astrology to me.  A fun party and dating device that gives people the chance to talk about themselves (always entertaining) and categorize the worlds population into tidy bunches.