Scale introduction
MBTI personality test is free online test. MBTI is divided into 4 dimensions according to letters. The combination of letters can be divided into 16 personality types, so it is also called MBTI 16-type personality test, which are ISTJ, ISFJ, INFJ, INTJ, ISTP, ISFP, INFP, INTP, ESTP, ESFP, ENFP, ENTP, ESTJ, ESFJ, ENFJ, ENTJ. MBTI personality test scale is widely used in company recruitment. Employees can understand their personality characteristics by taking MBTI professional personality test screening. It can be used as an auxiliary screening tool for employee recruitment, because many special positions may have requirements for employee personality characteristics, such as management personnel, sales personnel, etc. At this time, it is necessary to take MBTI professional personality test. MBTI personality test is mainly based on the personality theory of foreign psychologist Carl Jung. If you want to understand your own personality characteristics, MBTI test can be used as a reference.
Test Dimensions
| A Dimension | B Dimension |
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| E-Extroversion | I-Introversion |
| S-Sensing | N-Intuition |
| T-Reasoning | F-Feeling |
| J-Judgment | P-Perception |
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Description: The scale is divided into 4 dimensions, each of which is divided into two opposite dimensions, AB. When the score of dimension A is greater than that of dimension B, the result belongs to dimension A, otherwise it belongs to dimension B. The difference between the scores of AB can be regarded as the degree of tendency. Through the four dimensions, the preferences and differences of individuals in personality and behavior can be measured, which are:
Extroversion E-Introversion I: where people focus their attention and the source of their energy. Sensing S-Intuition N: the way people get information and different brain preferences. Reasoning T-Emotion F: the way people make decisions and different brain preferences. Judgment J-Perception P: the way people treat the outside world and deal with the world. In our activities of adapting to the external environment, is it perception or judgment that plays a leading role? The above four dimensions, each with two opposites, can be combined into 16 personality types according to the letters they represent. |
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Personality description
| Type | Main characteristics/suitable careers |
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| ISTP-Connoisseur | Flexible, patient, a quiet observer until a problem occurs, then immediately take action and find a practical solution. Analyze the principles of how things work, and can quickly find the key crux from a large amount of information. Interested in causes and consequences, use a logical approach to deal with problems, and value efficiency. |
| Suitable careers: Information service industry manager, computer programmer, police officer, software developer, paralegal, firefighter, private detective, pharmacist. | |
| ISTJ-Logistician | Quiet, serious, achieve success through thoroughness and reliability. Practical and responsible. Make decisions logically and move towards goals step by step, not easily distracted. Like to have work, family and life arranged in an orderly manner. Value tradition and loyalty. |
| Suitable careers: Chief Information Systems Executive, Astronomer, Database Management, Accountant, Real Estate Agent, Detective, Administrative Management, Credit Analyst. | |
| ISFJ-Guardian | Quiet, friendly, responsible and conscientious. Firmly committed to fulfilling their obligations. Thorough, diligent, precise, loyal, considerate, pay attention to and remember the small details of the people they care about, and care about the feelings of others. Strive to create an orderly and warm work and home environment. |
| Suitable careers: Physician, nutritionist, librarian/archivist, interior designer, customer service specialist, accountant, special education teacher, hotel management. | |
| INFJ-Advocate | Seek meaning and connection between ideas, relationships, materials, etc. Want to understand what motivates people and have a strong insight into people. Be responsible and stick to your own values. Have a clear vision for how to better serve the public. Be planned and decisive in achieving your goals. |
| Suitable careers: Special education teacher, architectural designer, training manager/trainer, career planning consultant, psychological counselor, website editor, writer, arbitrator. | |
| INTJ-Architect | Have innovative ideas and extraordinary motivation in realizing their own ideas and achieving their own goals. Can quickly see the laws between external things and form long-term vision plans. Once they decide to do something, they will start planning and complete it. Suspicious, independent, and have very high requirements for their own and others' abilities and performance. |
| Suitable careers: Chief Financial Officer, Intellectual Property Lawyer, Design Engineer, Psychoanalyst, Cardiologist, Media Planner, Network Administrator, Architect. | |
| ISFP-Explorer Type | Quiet, friendly, sensitive, and kind. Enjoy the present. Like to have their own space and like to work according to their own schedule. Very loyal and responsible to their own values and people who are important to them. Don't like arguments and conflicts. Will not impose their own ideas and values on others. |
| Suitable careers: interior decorator, masseur, customer service specialist, fashion designer, chef, nurse, dentist, travel management. | |
| INFP-Mediator | Idealistic, very loyal to their own values and people they think are important. Hope that the external life and their inner values are consistent. Curious, quickly see the possibilities of things, and can become a catalyst for the realization of ideas. Seek to understand others and help them realize their potential. Adaptable, flexible, and receptive, unless it goes against their own values. |
| Suitable careers: psychologist, human resources management, translator, university teacher (humanities), social worker, librarian, fashion designer, editor/website designer. | |
| INTP-Logician | Seeks to find a reasonable explanation for anything that interests them. Prefers theoretical and abstract things, and prefers thinking rather than social activities. Quiet, introverted, flexible, and adaptable. Has an extraordinary ability to concentrate deeply on solving problems in the areas of their interest. Suspicious, sometimes a little picky, and likes to analyze. |
| Suitable careers: software designer, venture capitalist, legal arbitrator, financial analyst, university teacher (economics), musician, intellectual property lawyer, website designer. | |
| ESTP-Entrepreneur | Flexible, patient, practical, and results-oriented. Finds theoretical and abstract explanations very boring. Likes to take positive action to solve problems. Focus on the present, be natural and unpretentious, and enjoy the moment with others. Like material enjoyment and fashion. The most effective way to learn new things is through personal experience and practice. |
| Suitable careers: entrepreneur, stockbroker, insurance broker, civil engineer, tourism management, professional athlete/coach, video game developer, real estate developer. | |
| ESFP-Performer | Extrovert, friendly, and receptive. Love life, people, and material enjoyment. Like to work with others to make things successful. Pay attention to common sense and practicality in work, and make work interesting. Flexible, natural and unpretentious, can quickly adapt to anything new. The most effective way to learn new things is to try with others. |
| Suitable occupations: preschool teacher, public relations specialist, career planning consultant, tourism management/tour guide, promoter, actor, marine biologist, sales. | |
| ENFP-Campaigner type | Enthusiastic and imaginative. Believe that there are many possibilities in life. Can quickly connect things and information, and then confidently solve problems based on their own judgment. Always need to be recognized by others, and always ready to give others appreciation and help. Flexible, natural and unpretentious, with strong improvisation ability and fluent speech. |
| Suitable occupations: advertising account management, management consultant, actor, graphic designer, art director, company team trainer, psychologist, human resource management. | |
| ENTP - Debater | Quick, intelligent, able to motivate others, alert, outspoken. Intelligent and strategic in solving new and challenging problems. Good at identifying theoretical possibilities and then analyzing them strategically. Good at understanding others. Dislike routine, rarely do the same thing in the same way, tend to develop new hobbies one after another. |
| Suitable careers: entrepreneur, investment banker, advertising creative director, marketing management consultant, copywriter, radio/television host, actor, university president. | |
| ESTJ-General Manager Type | Practical and realistic. Decisive, once determined, will act immediately. Good at organizing projects and people to complete things, and get results in the most efficient way possible. Pay attention to daily details. Have a very clear set of logical standards, follow them systematically, and hope that others will follow them as well. Strong in implementing plans. |
| Suitable careers: company CEO, military officer, budget analyst, pharmacist, real estate agent, insurance agent, teacher (trade/business), property management. | |
| ESFJ-Archon | Warm-hearted, responsible, cooperative. Wants a warm and harmonious environment around them, and acts decisively to achieve this. Likes to work with others to complete tasks accurately and on time. Loyal to every detail. Can perceive the needs of others in daily life and do their best to help. Wants to be recognized and appreciated by others for themselves and their actions. |
| Suitable careers: real estate agent, retailer, nurse, stock clerk/purchaser, masseur, sports coach, catering management, tourism management. | |
| ENFJ-Hero | Warm, considerate, sensitive, responsible. Pays great attention to the feelings, needs, and motivations of others. Good at discovering the potential of others and wanting to help them realize it. Can be a catalyst for growth and progress for individuals or groups. Loyal, responds positively to praise and criticism. Friendly and sociable. Can help others well in groups and has inspiring leadership. |
| Suitable careers: advertising account management, magazine editor, corporate trainer, TV producer, marketing specialist, writer, social worker, human resource management. | |
| ENTJ-Commander type | Frank, decisive, and natural leadership. Can quickly see the irrationality and inefficiency in company/organizational procedures and policies, and develop and implement effective and comprehensive systems to solve problems. Good at long-term planning and goal setting. Usually well-informed, well-read, likes to expand their knowledge and share it with others. Very powerful when stating their ideas. |
| Suitable careers: CEO, management consultant, politician, real estate developer, education consultant, investment consultant, judge |