INTJ
Scientists and Strategists
Career relevant traits:
• Can absorb highly complex theories and material
• Strive to create structure from theoretical abstractions
• Brilliant strategists
• Strong insights and intuitions, which are trusted implicitly
• Enjoy difficult theoretical challenges
• Bored with mundane routine tasks
• Calm, collected and analytical
• Very logical and rational
• Original, creative, independent, ingenious and resourceful
• Natural leader, but will follow if you can fully support
the person and plans
• Prefer to work alone and better at doing so.
More than the other personality types, you are brilliant at grasping
complex concepts and applying them to problems to create with long-term
strategies. Since this type of "strategizing" is your central focus
and drive, there is a good match between desire and ability. Being
an INTJ you will be happy and most effective in careers which allow
this type of processing, and which promote an environment in which
you are given a lot of autonomy over your work and life.
You dislike messiness and inefficiency, and anything
that is muddled or unclear. You value clarity and efficiency, and
will put enormous amounts of energy and time into consolidating
your insights into structured patterns.
Some people may find you reserved and at times detached. It is
not that you are without caring, but just that you don’t need, or
have the desire to express or receive it as much as other personalty
types. People may incorrectly believe you are rigid or set in your
ways, but this is far from the truth, as you seek ways to implement
the best strategies for your ideas and are quite open to hearing
an alternative way of doing something.
As an INTJ, you are an ambitious, self-confident,
deliberate, long-range thinker. Like other INTJs you could well
end up in engineering or scientific pursuits, although some find
enough challenge within the business world in areas which involve
organizing and strategic planning.
Possible Career Paths for the INTJ:
• Scientists
• Research department managers
• University instructors
• Engineers
• Professors and Teachers
• Medical Doctors or Dentists
• Psychologists
• Corporate Strategists and Organization Builders
• Business Administrators and Managers
• Military Leaders
• Lawyers
• Judges
• Computer programmers/specialists, or Systems Analysts
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