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Originally Posted by nocturne
ESTJs are valiant allies in the war we must wage against all iNtuitards!
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This sounds like something my ISTJ best friend would say. Except that he has enough T to realize that the N picks up where the S lacks and vice versa.
But that's off topic.
I have a female ESTJ friend and I have a lot of respect for her. She's intelligent, motivated, successful and capable.
However, she has trouble with any kind of abstract or critical thinking. She has a tendency to look at matters as they are on the surface without really taking the time to understand them. She can be snobby and elitist sometimes and tends to rush headlong into projects or plans without taking the time to think them through and decide if the project in question is really such a good idea.
But that motivation often leads her to accomplish things that I would just sit around and talk or think about doing. It's a good quality that can sometimes get her in trouble.
