My Strengths

I began by taking the Personality Type Test. I received the label of ENFJ. It placed me at 60% Extroverted, 53% Intuitive, 73% Feeler, and 67% Judger. I very much agree with my emotion type being labeled extroverted. I often find myself rejuvenated when around others, and a key point on this scale is that you draw energy from others and then direct emotions and energy outward. I always put my effort into helping others and doing what I can for the things and people around me. For information gathering, I was placed into the Intuitive category. I also think this is accurate. Strengths of this type of information gathering are the ability to grasp the big picture and ask why. People in this category value knowledge, and are often referred
Second best is librarian, followed by optometrist, preceding education administrator for elementary or high school, and lastly audiologist. None of these careers are of particular interest to me although I believe I could find a place in medical health services management, but only if it was not required that I go to medical school. I am very squeamish and things of that nature are not for me. I was also scored on work values clusters. My highest score was a 4.0 in Achievement, which means that I thrive upon seeing effects of my efforts directly. My next highest score was a 3.8 in Working Conditions which means that I need to make sure my career will fit my personal working style. Thirdly I received a 3.7 in Recognition, demonstrating that I value status and appreciate opportunities for advancement. Relationships comes in after recognition with a score of 2.7, which means that I value friendly and supportive coworkers. Bringing in the fifth score is Independence with a 2.3. This category stands for doing things on your own initiative. Last was my school for Support, which was a 1.0. This shows that I don’t necessarily need fair management to do my best at