Go to this website and conduct some brief research on the MBTI. Read about each of the personality preferences and identify yourself as having one or the other of each of these pairs of personality traits:

Extraversion (E) or Introversion (I)
Sensing (S) or Intuitive (N)
Thinking (T) or Feeling (F)
Judging (J) or Perceiving (P)

After you have selected one trait from each pair that describes your personality, determine your four-letter MBTI type. Then, read the description of your MBTI type and determine whether or not this sounds like you. Have you learned anything about yourself? What does your personality type say about the best career for you?

website: https://www. myersbriggs. org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-b asics/home. htm?bhcp=1

After reading the different types of personalities, I have determined that I am Introverted (I), Intuitive (N), Thinking (T), and Judging (J). My MBTI type is INTJ.

Based on the MBTI scale, the INTJ personality type has an original mind and is good at implementing ideas and achieving goals. I think that this is a good description of me: I like to be a unique individual and create things with my mind, which turn into reality. The INTJ personality type quickly sees patterns in events and develops a long-range perspective. I think this description fits me well: I really like to examine events and look for patterns. I especially like the study of history, which examines long-range perspective on historical topics. The INTJ personality can organize and carry a job through to its end when committed, which also sounds like me. I am good at following through to the end of things, but only when I really want to. The last part of the INTJ personality type is that these individuals have high standards of competence and performance for themselves and for other people. I do hold myself to a higher standard. In fact, I sometimes expect too much of other people.

I’m not sure what this really means for my career. I guess it sounds like I need a serious and thoughtful career, where people are responsible for their own actions. I also think that my personal creativity is very important, and so is achieving my personal and professional goals.

Explanation: From Plato :)

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