Blog - ISFJ

How Judgers Can Effectively Handle Requests for Last Minute Changes at Work

05 November 2018 / By Sylvia Giltner

If the final letter of your Myers-Briggs personality type is a J, you are a Judger. You’re a planner, scheduler, and list maker. Your opposite is the Perceiver. They tend to make decisions as they go, and might change their plans at the last minute.

As a Judger, last minute changes can be a real challenge to your balance. They’re also unavoidable. When they happen at work, you’re expected to roll with it and remain productive. That requires some coping skills. Fortunately, there are some strategies to help you handle these situations.

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Categories: Personality At Work, INFJ, ENFJ, INTJ, ENTJ, ISTJ, ESTJ, ISFJ, ESFJ

My Life as an Introverted Radio Host

28 May 2018 / By Susan Huebert

It’s early on a Wednesday morning and even though I would like to sleep longer, I have already begun to prepare for the day. I got up long before dawn to prepare for a weekly task that I could never have imagined myself doing during my shy days: hosting a radio talk show at the University of Winnipeg.

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Categories: Personality At Work, INFJ, INFP, INTJ, INTP, ISTJ, ISTP, ISFJ, ISFP

Does Age Matter More When You’re An Introvert?

02 April 2018 / By Megan Malone

In many cultures around the world, youth is associated with energy and passion. Reflective and calm personality traits are associated with being older and wiser. We are comfortable with these stigmas; however, we are slightly less comfortable when someone flips the switch.

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Categories: Self-Discovery, INFJ, INFP, INTJ, INTP, ISTJ, ISTP, ISFJ, ISFP

6 Ways to Thrive as a Sensitive and Ambitious Introvert

12 February 2018 / By Megan Malone

Are you a hard worker who feels like your work regularly goes unnoticed or underappreciated? Do you set many goals but keep most of them to yourself for fear of judgment and failure? Are you desperate for success but get exhausted just thinking about attempting the traditional routes to getting there — networking and ladder climbing, among others? If you found yourself nodding along to each of these questions, you may be a sensitive and ambitious Introvert.

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Categories: Personal Growth, INFJ, INFP, INTJ, INTP, ISTJ, ISTP, ISFJ, ISFP

What Business You Should Start, Based on Your Personality Type: Part 2 - Artisans and Guardians

29 January 2018 / By Jayne Thompson

Type preferences mean that some personalities are more likely than others to start their own business. Last week, we looked at NT (Rationals) and NF (Idealists), the types most likely to leap into entrepreneurship, and discovered the types of businesses in which they might excel.

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Categories: Careers for Your Type, ISTJ, ISTP, ESTP, ESTJ, ISFJ, ISFP, ESFP, ESFJ

How FJ Types View Social Responsibility

12 September 2017 / By Megan Malone

Do you feel like you easily pick up on the emotions of others? Are you the person in your family or friendship group who is always trying to maintain harmony? Would others describe you as warm, empathetic, or caring? If you answered yes to each of these questions, you might be an FJ personality type.

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Categories: Types & Society, INFJ, ENFJ, ISFJ, ESFJ

ISFJs at Work - How to Take Off the Invisibility Cloak

29 August 2017 / By Michelle Laurey

Picture Mark. He goes to work every day, does what he’s told without asking questions, helps his co-workers when he’s asked, and generally, does his work behind the scenes never asking to be praised for it. Mark knows when everyone’s birthdays and other special occasions are, and he always remembers to congratulate them. Once, he helped John, who he shares his office with, avoid a serious argument with his wife. Mark remembered their anniversary and reminded John just in time for him to buy his lovely wife a present.

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Categories: Personality At Work, ISFJ

Avoiding Burnout as an ISFJ personality type

15 August 2017 / By Stefanie Williams

Isn’t it strange how the finest qualities of someone’s personality can become their biggest challenge in life? Consider the ISFJ personality type as an example.

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Categories: Personality At Work, ISFJ

4 Personality Types You Meet in Every Office (And How to Handle Them)

25 July 2017 / By Addison Jenning

If you are like most people, you spend most of your waking hours at work. Getting along with your co-workers is not only necessary for your professional success, but also for your sanity. Whatever your own personality type, it’s likely that you’ll encounter clashing personality types and traits that make existing in your office difficult. This is why knowing these traits and how to deal with them will make work more enjoyable.

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Categories: Personality At Work, INFP, ESTP, ESTJ, ISFJ

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