- The four letters
- Extraversion, Intuition, Thinking, Judging
- Leads with
- Extraverted thinking: what works
- Supported by
- Introverted intuition: what it means
- Third
- Extraverted sensing: what is here now
- Weakest, and the way it grows
- Introverted feeling: what matters to me
- Its mirror
- ISFP
The ENTJ organises. Put it in a room with a goal and scattered people, and in an hour there is a plan, an order and a date. It thinks aloud, decides fast and expects the world to keep up.
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A tradition to think with. It describes leanings, not fates, and it is no advice on health, money or law. The sixteen types come from the work of Carl Jung, Katharine Briggs and Isabel Myers. This site offers no test and is not connected with the makers of any.