Jung Typology Analysis
According to the Jung Typology Test I received the type INFJ. From the description I am a rare breed (1.5% of the US population) often which are misunderstood. Often viewed as extraverts, INFJ’s are introverts that have a select few people they communicate and stay close with. The demands can be overwhelming for the INFJ type at times forcing them to retreat into their safe net within themselves and closing out the world to regenerate. Organization is greatly needed in my life, bordering the line of OCD. I have not chosen a career path, yet I always gravitated towards counseling which seems to be one area INFJ types prosper in. INFJ’s have a great understanding of people and themselves. They will listen for countless hours as long as it makes
others feel better. Often this type is asked for advice and rarely will turn one down to help. In the workforce they are reliable, prefer to work alone, but will engage and organize a team of people like themselves to accomplish the goal at hand when needed. Harmony in the work place is important to the INFJ type and will make every effort to attain that.
others feel better. Often this type is asked for advice and rarely will turn one down to help. In the workforce they are reliable, prefer to work alone, but will engage and organize a team of people like themselves to accomplish the goal at hand when needed. Harmony in the work place is important to the INFJ type and will make every effort to attain that.