How do INTJs make decisions?

INTJs make decisions based on rational logic rather than emotion, and they will be quite measured in their approach to other people. They generally have strong opinions, are independent of thought and action, and have no need to verbalize these, other than to declare their conclusions.

Do INTJs make decisions quickly?

INTjs are quite quick when it comes to certain decisions, but it’s the lack of a certain communcative ability (all) they have which might make them appear slow. When it comes to questions of procedure and protocol, INTJs are always bang on and dam fast at it.

What makes INTJs happy?

INTJs are most happy when they’re given the freedom to do what they please. When it comes to romantic partners, they also need someone who’s equally as self-sufficient in order for things to last.

What do INTJs care about?

Problem solving One way that INTJs show they care about their friends is by solving their problems. They want you to accomplish goals, fulfill your dreams, and work through the thing you’ve been talking to them about.

Are You an ENTJ or INTJ making major company-wide decisions?

But probably somewhere up above them, making major company-wide decisions, is an ENTJ or INTJ. There’s a reason for this — the NJ personality types are oriented around getting results. One of the best career moves you can make is to learn to recognize other successful people.

Are INTJ’s rare?

If you have an INTJ in your life, consider yourself lucky — it’s thought that this introverted personality type makes up only 2 percent of the population, making it rare indeed. I’m an INFJ personality type, but I’m surrounded by INTJs; my mother is an INTJ, as well as some of my close friends.

What is the INTJ’s biggest goal in life?

For the INTJ, one of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types, one of our biggest goals is often career success. INTJs value this kind of success because it offers measurable proof of our ideas in action. Unfortunately, we face roadblocks in the workplace that other personality types don’t.

How can I be more successful as an INTJ?

For the past year, I’ve studied ways to be more successful as an INTJ. I took courses, read books, and spent as much time as possible with others who have succeeded. One of the most stunning things I learned came from career coach Penelope Trunk, CEO of Quistic: almost all top business leaders are INTJ or ENTJ personality types.