ENTP

My confirmed Myers-Briggs profile is ENTP or Extroversion, Intuition, Thinking, and Perception. The website, 16 personalities, refers to this profile type as "The Debater" (16 Personalities, n.d.). This means that in business and in school I am outwardly focused on people, places and things or extroverted (Hirsh, 1991). The intuitive preference of my profile means I tend to take in information from memory and associations versus my five senses (Hirsh, 1991). I typically make decisions based on logic, and use a cause and affect based reasoning and am therefore a "thinking" preference (Hirsh, 1991). Lastly, the perception portion of my confirmed MTIB type means I am less structured, focus more on the start than the finish, and am more adaptable…

The type focus assessment personality test has shown me many possible career paths as an extroversion, intuition, thinking, and perception. Careers for the ENTP are lawyers, psychologists, entrepreneurs, photographers, consultants, engineers, scientists, actors, sales representatives, and computer programmer. Three occupations that I have chosen to write are a lawyer, psychologist, and a photographer. Law is a challenging, dynamic and potentially lucrative field that requires a lot of…

A collection of personality traits that are thought to occur together consistently, especially as determined by a certain pattern of responses to a personality inventory can be integrated together to form a rough estimate of a personality type. My personality type estimate is ENTP, known as the debater. The Meyers Briggs calls my type Dominant Extraverted Intuition. Uncompromisingly honest and always searching for others perspectives. The Meyers Briggs test 16 personality type is eerily…

My Myers Briggs Type: ENTP (The Debater) Researched Findings: It says that my personality type’s nickname is the “devil’s advocate.” Meaning that I thrive on tearing apart through debates and arguments and I analyze both sides and prove which one is better based on facts and evidence. Learning both sides to the story would help develop a more in depth sense of others’ reasoning, but a better understanding of opposing ideas – since ENTPs are the ones arguing them. ENTPS don’t have a strategic…

Personal SWOT analysis As an ENTP, this writer finds that he is particularly suited for the professional role as a TS. However, certain character and personality traits are potential weaknesses that can be improved upon. These factors are listed below in a personal SWOT analysis. a) Strengths The writer believes that he is intelligent, confident, innovative and logical. In the current context, the writer’s role as a TS involves the use of derivatives (options) and bonds to construct portfolios…

This type of personality is portrayed as ENTP – Extraverted Intuitive Thinking Perceiving. The individual with this type of personality is creative, intellectual, outspoken, assertive, intuitive, logical, and open-minded (The Visionary, n.d). They are constantly absorbing new ideas and processing to understand the world that they live. Since they are extroverted and intuitive, they are quick to understand people and the situation presented. They are also resourceful when solving problems because…

results of my Myers-Briggs profile, my first thoughts were that it wasn’t any more in-depth than other personality profiles I have completed in the past. The descriptions about the way I direct and receive energy, take in information, come to conclusions, and approach the outside world were very general and I do not think that the Thinking description describes me well, because I know that I place high value on understanding and harmony among group members. That being said, once I read my…

For the sake of this paper, we shall call my opposite Chad. As an ENTP, Chad is clever, loves to argue, and according to Butt and Heiss, is the “Devil’s Advocate” type (2016). ENTP’s are fans of challenging puzzles, both in work and personal settings. However, once the challenge has gotten old or the puzzle has been solved, this type tends to move on and replace said puzzle. Ones who know Chad know that he is an optimist. However, because of this optimism, Chad quickly becomes fretful when…

2014) With this being said we find it as equally easy to identify with the four houses of Hogwarts. (Slytherin, Gryffindor, Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw) The four houses can serve as archetypes for the different categories of personality and the MBTI instrument can be used to further assess the differences. The first house has the letter types of ENTJ, ENTP, ESTP, and ESTJ. These letter types would put you in the house of Slytherin. Those who are in Slytherin are cunning, value ambition,…

In the 2013 Forbes article “the Ultimate Litmus Test: Personality” by Amanda Neville, she talks about the increasing frequency of personality tests for personal and business use. The main, but not the only, test she talked about was the Myers Briggs Test. This test categorizes people into four letters. The options are Extrovert or Introvert, Sensing or iNtuition, Thinking or Feeling, Judgment or Perception, and you are given one letter for each group and that gives you your “personality”. There…