ISFJ Personality Types

ISFJ Personality types make up between 13% and 14% of the population. They are disproportionately female – 19% of females compared to 8% of males. ISFJs are Introverted, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. They are often called Protectors and Defenders, though perhaps a better title would be Helper since this personality type finds the most satisfaction when able to help other people. This personality type is Introverted but has great people skills, is approachable, adept at reading emotions, and connects with others people very well. The Sensing preference of this personality type is well expressed in how practical and grounded ISFJs tend to be. While they have a good imagination, that imagination is very practical. While they like to help, often it is in the most practical way possible. The Feeling preference of ISFJs means they do not like confrontation and seek harmony and cooperation among their teams and peers. When communicating, ISFJs are tactful, kind, and observant. They are also generally very good listeners. Finally ISFJ's Judging preference is well expressed in their meticulous and efficient work, preference for structure and procedure, and desire for work that is well-defined and organized.

At work ISFJs are diligent, loyal, reliable, trustworthy, and
This personality type makes up just 3% of the population – 4% of men compared to 2% of women. ENTPs are Extroverted, iNtuitive, Thinking, and Perceiving. They are often accurately called Debaters or Visionaries as this personality type is extremely adept at the art of debate as well as tend to be excellent idea people. ENTPs are smart, quick-witted, and love to learn and improve. They make great leaders and tend to be the big-idea people that can inspire others. ENTPs are able to connect ideas that other people would not. Sometimes their argumentative nature comes across as insensitive, though most ENTPs do not mind if they are viewed that