Find out which profession is best for you according to combinations of psychological preferences. Check out!
One of the most difficult decisions for high school graduates is choosing a profession to follow. To assist in this, a theory was developed to identify 16 types of personalities, from which you can choose the professions that best suit your profile.
Check out more information below!
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How does the dynamic work?
The indicator is based on four axes of psychological preferences.
- shows how we interact with other people (introverts or extroverts);
- second, it determines how we see the world and process information (intuitives or observers);
- next, it determines how we make decisions and deal with emotions (thinking or feeling); It is
- finally, it reflects on our approach to work, planning and decision-making (judgmental or exploitative).
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What are these psychological preferences?
According to experts, there are ten traits that are crucial in determining different types of distinct personalities. Check out what they are:
- Extroverts (E);
- Introverts (I);
- Observers (S);
- Intuitive (N);
- Rationals (T);
- Sentimental (F);
- Judges (J);
- Explorers (P);
- Assertives (A);
- Cautious (C).
combinations and professions
From the combination of these axes, it is possible to identify the personality types and occupations that best suit the characteristics of each person. So what are the best jobs for each personality match? Check it out below!
analysts
- INTJ: law, engineering, research, writing, and consulting.
- INTP: engineering, architecture, urbanism, systems development, IT, computer sciences, among others.
- ENTJ: engineering, economics, law, sales, advertising, editing, among others, in addition to entrepreneurship in general.
- ENTP: those that allow experimenting with new products, services and solutions, such as architecture, design, creation, administration, physics, chemistry and pharmacy.
diplomats
- INFJ: development of individuals and teams; the most suitable careers are psychology, therapy, education, coaching, mentoring and press relations.
- INFP: diplomacy, law, journalism, volunteer work and politics.
- ENFJ: areas of education, coaching, mentoring, physical education, diplomacy and volunteer work are good for people of this personality.
- ENFP: law, diplomacy, sports, politics, volunteer work, among others.
sentries
- ISTJ: accounting, finance, auditing, public administration, project management, research and healthcare are ideal.
- ISFJ: social work, community or religious leadership, environmental management, politics and volunteer work can guarantee a good career.
- ESTJ: business administration, sales, finance, accounting and public management.
- ESFJ: consulting, advisory, public relations, physical education, market communication and politics are ideal.
explorers
- ISTP: engineering, sports, physical education, piloting, arts and health.
- ISFP: plastic arts, theater, music, gastronomy and chemistry can be good choices.
- ESTP: new business administration, entrepreneurship, management and public relations.
- ESFP: politics, sales, arts, and public relations are good options.
