Comparing Carl Jung's And Isabel Myer

After taking the Carl Jung’s and Isabel Myer’s typology, I question my career choice of business. On the test, is states that I have a slight preference of introversion over extraversion by twelve percent, which is something I completely agree about. I also have a lean preference of sensing over intuition by twelve percent. My feelings do tend to get in the way of my thoughts. I used my feelings to make my decision. I also have a slight preference of judging over perceiving, which is something that surprised me. I’m not the type to judge but if I do I keep it inside. I never took this test before. The only thing that surprised me was having a preference of judging.
There are countless of careers and occupations out there but people have limits basing on their personality. The careers that might be suitable for me are in the social services, healthcare, arts, and customer service. Some of the occupations recommended are accounting, paralegal, translator, interior design, radiology technician, nursing, social work, medical and dental assistance, etc. I am not currently working any of these fields. There are occupations that I have an interest in from the list such as translator, interior design, social work, accounting. However, I would never be allowed to be in …show more content…
John H. Watson from Sherlock Homes’ Faithful Sidekick, etc. I think I can relate with Melanie. She is the moral center of the story. Melanie is filled with love, loyalty, and determination. She always wants the best for others and thinks the best for everyone. I’m not sure if I’m filled with love but I am loyal and determine. I will never betray someone just because of one small argument or a fallout. Once I set my mind on a goal, I will I do tend to put people before me because I feel like I have to please