Doing E for I means that if an introvert meets an introvert, he may become extroverted in order not to be cold or sad, to fit in with others, and so on. If I meet someone who is more I than myself, he will do E for I and become the one who compares E among the two I's. For example, when two social fears meet, in order not to remain silent, one of them will take the initiative to stir up the topic and show more enthusiasm.
When doing E for I, isfj, isfp, infj, infp bear the brunt. The reasons include not wanting to be cold, not wanting others to be sad, being gregarious and so on. There are also people who do I for e's sake, and automatically give way to people who are more e than themselves. I just don't want the atmosphere to be awkward. I'm busy stealing time if you are willing to lead others.
Types of MBTI
1, ISTJ: Responsible, clear-cut and unswerving, methodical in work and life, considerate, a real workaholic, but sometimes it is difficult to communicate with others. ?
Suitable occupation: auditor, engineer, computer programmer, geologist, accountant. ?
2.ISFJ: Pay attention to details, care about others' feelings, have a sense of responsibility, be diligent and loyal, respect others, be emotional but trustworthy. ?
Suitable occupation: real estate agent, artist, interior designer, personnel management specialist, customer service representative. ?
3.INFJ: I am loyal to my own values, know how to care about others, be friendly and kind, have strong insight, and achieve my goals in a planned and decisive way. I am a natural advocate. ?
Suitable occupation: human resource manager, editor, media planner, corporate trainer, social science worker. ?
4.INTJ: This type of people in the workplace are smart, independent, creative and passionate about complex theories. Natural organizers can see more opportunities, but it is difficult to concentrate on the same thing. ?
Suitable occupation: management consultant, design engineer, event planner, product manager. ?
5.ISTP: Super endurance, good at observation, taking immediate action and finding countermeasures when encountering problems, finding the crux from a large amount of information, paying attention to efficiency, being good at practice and having strong hands-on ability. ?
Suitable occupation: scientist, technical training, software development, securities analyst. ?
6.ISFP: I don't like conflicts with people, but I am friendly and kind, but I like to have my own time. I can arrange my work according to my own time plan. I am eager to communicate and share, love nature and like to explore the unknown. ?
Suitable occupation: administration, tourism sales, chef, medical staff, adventurer. ?
7.INFP: idealism. I hope others and myself have the same values, strong adaptability, good at accepting new things and curiosity, but I can quickly discover the advantages of others and help them develop their potential. ?
Suitable occupation: human resource development, psychologist, league construction consultant, art director, journalist, architect, etc. ?
8.INTP: This personality is good at analysis, likes theoretical and abstract mistakes and concepts, is keen on thinking, has the spirit of in-depth learning, and is rigorous and organized. ?
Suitable occupation: scientist, economist, philosopher, financial planner, R&D specialist, etc. ?
9.ESTP: born unpretentious, results-oriented, good at solving problems, fond of learning, rational, good at mathematics and professional theory, pursuing maximum benefits, but too rigorous. ?
Suitable occupation: entrepreneur, craftsman, journalist, business consultant, personal finance expert. ?
10, ESFP: outgoing, receptive, practical, and like to cooperate with others. He is good at knowing people, can accurately judge and evaluate each other, and is considerate and decent, but he will waver when dealing with issues of principle. ?
Suitable occupation: diplomat, labor coordinator, performer, insurance broker, public relations officer. ?
1 1, ENFP: enthusiastic and imaginative, able to quickly relate things, solve problems according to judgment, and have strong improvisation ability. Impulse, inspiration is above everything else. ?
Suitable occupation: propagandist, actor, announcer, lawyer, advertising marketing, development president. ?
12, ENTP: quick response, strong alertness, like to analyze problems from a strategic perspective, and don't like routine work. Good at analysis, will strive to maintain their own beliefs and views. ?
Suitable occupation: debater, international marketer, marketing planner, investment broker, logistics consultant, etc. ?
13, ESTJ: decisive, realistic and determined things will be acted immediately, and they are good at coordinating people to achieve results in the most efficient way, paying attention to details and being logical. Can tolerate rules and regulations, be good at dealing with stylized things, be meticulous, and be used to solving problems with experience. ?
Suitable occupation: executive, project manager, factory supervisor, insurance, bank clerk, data analyst. ?
14, ESFJ: I am good at cooperation and responsible. I hope my efforts will be recognized. Good eloquence, strong empathy, I hope to help others through my own strength. ?
Suitable occupation: consul, receptionist, sales representative, public relations manager, marketer, restaurant operator. ?
15, ENFJ: Think of others, respect others, and be good at discovering their potential. It is a catalyst for personal and team development. I love socializing and helping others. I have leadership skills, strong expression skills, compassion and direct expression of my views. ?
Suitable occupation: speaker, writer, public relations, coordinator, small business manager, human resources training. ?
16, ENTJ: He is decisive, has a natural king's demeanor, can see the irrationality of enterprise and company rules and regulations, is good at setting goals, and has foresight. ?
Suitable occupation: commander, manager, technical trainer, programmer, engineer and leader.