Lisa indicated that the summary results of the MBTI (INFJ) were rather descriptive of her personality Although Lisa is relationship oriented, her experiences growing up in the foster care system, has resulted to her being mistrustful of others and can be detached, isolated from others when she is emotionally overwhelmed. As for careers, although Lisa has previously worked in service industry, she likes working in areas where she can help others; she is currently working on her nursing degree. Lisa likes learning independently and she
Now as I’ve been agreeing with all the test’s results and their meanings behind them, there is something that Ms. Kendra Cherry speaks of that I don’t agree with, and that is some of her career choices for ISFJ people. Now she does gives an examples of some that are good choices such as a bookkeeper, banker, and an accountant, she thinks that some of the best career choices for people with the personality type are social worker, counselor, teacher, etc. The reason why I disagree with her choices is that I feel that her choices don’t go well with people who have the ISFJ type of personality. Knowing what it means to be a ISFJ, you would know by now that people who have this type of personality are kinds of people who wouldn’t fit the mold of
Who will you be interviewing for your Multi-Disciplinary Team Alliance Research Project? For my Multi-Disciplinary Team Alliance research project, I will be interview two people I have grown to idolizing in fields who promote service to others. I felt as though I could collect information during my interview that showed common goals for carrerr___ and compare the similarities in what drives them to excel in their chosen professions. The First person I asked to interview was Rosie Ortiz.
3. Now answer the following questions based on your results: a. What is your personality type? (The four letter acronym) My personality type was ENFP. Extraversion, Intuition, Feeler, and Perceiver.
After completing the “career cruising” matchmaker worksheet 3.1, I learned that an orthodontist would be an appropriate career for me. This seems fitting because I fall under many of the characteristics you need to be a good orthodontist. I have always respected my orthodontist and what he’s done for me. An aspect that seems to fit my personality is, “Working requiring accuracy and attention to all details.”
The one theme that did surprise me was the result, restorative. After reading the explanation as to why I received this as strength, I agree restorative can be considered a strength of mine and I would never have considered this a strength before this assessment. I am not surprised I got received learner, achiever, and focus. I believe all of these strengths are required when working in the nursing healthcare field.
The 1990s were a very important and influential decade in U.S. history. Many things are the way they are now because of this decade. However, three events stand out as the most salient. The collapse of the Soviet Union, the Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky scandal, and the dot-com boom are three of the most impactful events of the 1990s, shaping politics, international relations, technology, and society, leaving a lasting impact on the United States.
All of these traits I believe fit perfectly for this career. I also find it to be beyond
I believe that the Myers-Briggs and Holland Code suggest that my personality type work in this challenging field due to our personality traits such as: • Inquisitive • Analytical • Scientific • Observant • Cautious • Independent • Use Microscopes and computer
Also, I will assist Laura to understand her own internal working models that were established by past experiences and how they need to be changed in order to establish and positively operate within her current and future
ANSWER TWO: My life experiences have shaped me considerably for career in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. At this stage of my life, I have interacted with a lot of people beginning from Africa to Europe and currently in the United States of America. Throughout my interactions, I have acquired skills and abilities for specific jobs as well as being able in identifying activities
Having done prior assessments and analyzed only strengthens the argument that I possess the attributes of the Enterprising, Conventional, and Social themes based on the skills and values defining them. Last semester I was able to complete the Myer Briggs Assessment to find that I am an ENTJ personality type. The assessment indicated I possess the personality type described as “Extraverted Thinking with Introverted Intuition” similar to the SII Assessment. Life experience I’ve had that included the skills detailed in Enterprising, Conventional, and Social themes provided information allowing me to concur with the findings of this assessment. The occupation themes and interest do not surprise me because I have researched or worked in similar positions or concentrations.
This provides the supervisee with ‘time-out’ to examine the interactions between their practice, personality
When completing the Enneagram Personality inventory, I found my dominant personalities were the perfectionist and the peacemaker. Each of these personalities aided in my decisions when working with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and the rest of the collaboration team. My first trait, the perfectionist, helped me to be very productive and orderly when putting together an agenda for the collaboration meeting. In order for the meeting to go smoothly, it was very important for me to have a detailed agenda in which I knew I could cover all the information that the Wilson’s needed to hear and also give everyone a chance to voice their comments and concerns during the meeting as well.
I agree with almost every description of my personality prescribed to me. The personality prescribed to me was ENTJ. The main description of a ENTJ is that they are commandant. I do enjoy taking a leadership role but I do not seek the position.
