What's your MBTI personality type? (Canada Section)
 

I noticed on the Skybar that a large proportion of SSP forumers were NT's (Intuitive Thinkers). If you know your Myers Briggs type, please list it here.

I'm an ENTP-A or ENTJ-A depending on when I take the test, right on the border.

http://www.16personalities.com/entp-personality

http://www.16personalities.com/entj-personality

ESFP. http://www.16personalities.com/esfp-personality

ENFP The Campaigner

http://www.16personalities.com/enfp-personality

Exactly the same as I was in high school 25 years ago!

ESTJ - A. The Executive.

Entp

INTP - The Logician
http://www.16personalities.com/intp-personality

ISFJ - the Protector.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protec...ole_variant%29

What I find most interesting about Myers-Briggs is that they can be a surprisingly accurate predictor of relationship success.

An ISF* and INT*, for example, make for one of the worst possible romantic matches.

Same.

INTJ (Architect)

67% Introverted
15% Intuitive
19% Thinking
74% Judging
26% Turbulent

I get INTJ on every one of these tests.

I used to get INTP -Architect, today I got ENTP-A - The Debater

I'm always close to the line on the introvert-extravert dimension. I enjoy being the centre of attention and can dominate social situations, but often prefer to be alone.

ISFJ - T: Defender

Not overly surprising. I've taken these at least a few times and they are somewhat consistent in their inconsistency for do vary for me. N/S is always a tossup, 3% S today.

Surprised that I was only 83% today. I must be feeling very outgoing today. :)

I tend to switch how I think and solve problems depending on the situation, but I and F are usually pretty consistent.

INFP
MBTI is something I study alot.
I know at least one person of each type, so I can assume a little bit how everyone is irl in this forum. :)

Reposted from skybar

Serves me well in Academe.

ENTP-A. I guess law was a good profession.

I did something like this ten years ago and I can't tell how useful it is for me nor can I ascertain how useful it is for others as well as knowing others' results.

^Knowing how others score can help you relate to them, communicate better, and how to get some people involved in the decision-making process. Understanding types helps one to engage people well and understand how they make decisions and relate to others.

I might be a geek, but most of what I do in my work is relationship management.

ESTJ-A: "executive"

A master debater I am sure !

I'm always borderline between intuitive and observant so sometimes I get INTJ-A and other times I get ISTJ-A. I'm pretty sure I'm an INTJ though. After reading many descriptions of both personalities, it made the most sense.

ESFJ - The Consul

http://www.16personalities.com/esfj-personality

I guess somewhat accurate? I like to be social, though don't want to be the centre of attention (most of the time), but I'm also very self-conscious about pretty much everything I do.