It's just an example, and there's also the possibility of people misreading it as well yeu have to take into account. On my second attempt at checking myself I got INTP instead of ENTP, though every subsequent test after has always been ENTP, and after reading the descriptions, entp's way more accurate for me.
The thing is though... I'm very conflicting as well myself, my actions do not neccesarily match my strengths, this isn't exactly uncommon to be honest. A personality is not directly tied to whot yeu're 'good' at, how many people LOVE doing exercize, but their bodies just aren't capable of it? I physically have the genes and specialized muscle structure that I'm one of the few people physically capable from birth of being a sprinter, but I really don't care for it at all.
Same thing cognitively, someone may be a math wizard but hate math, and really really want to be an artist... but sucks at it. They may end up having to combine the two by making fractals or something; just because we're good at thinking in a certain way doesn't mean we WANT to think that way.
For another personal example, one more dedicated to mindset, I am creative in some rather disturbing ways, it's not uncommon for me to come up with bizzarely intricate and ridiculously disturbing forms of torture, it doesn't mean I actually LIKE thinking about these things, and it can often be rather unnerving to just realize that while laying down trying to sleep or something end up with a startlingly long list of horrible things to do to someone, and it's far from desireable. I'd really rather not have that happen, and yet it seems to be a natural affinity, a talent of which I have no control over. The mind works in odd ways... our biggest advantage is we have the opportunity to understand it and go against our base programming; just because our brain wants to do one thing doesn't mean we HAVE to give into it.
My absolute basic personality without any restraint is cruel, malicious, greedy, overbearing, and quite a few other horrible things I'd rather not mention. Yet I go quite far out of my way to keep such traits restricted and buried, to act the way I want to be. We can embrace some of our traits, and go against others. Our values can be different than our mindset, and with a bit of nurturing the ideals we prefer, we can better ourselves in the long run, at least by our own standards. I'll admit that lately my cynicism has escaped a bit more than I'd like, and I'm nowheres near the naive idealist I may've once been, but I guess we can't have absolute control and just magically "make ourselves into someone else" either. Just work on whot we have to start with.
That being said, let's go to a final example, something a bit more accurate to deal with the types...
I think as an ENTP, however, at the very least the T could just as easily been F, the thing is I've seen far too many cases of people who are heavy on the Feeling side of things, to the point that they abhor rational thought I swear. I've gone far out of my way to make sure I don't fall down that same path, as such, it's meant that whot was probably a very slight advantage on the F>T, has turned over time into a heavy bias towards T>F. Innately I still have a strong F but it's kind of been neglected and shoved in the corner, then shot at a few times to make sure it doesn't try to move. I still fully have a capable F aspect, and all it honestly needs is a bit of attention dedicated to it, but I really don't feel like doing that, and am going to continue to let it languish as it is.
The chances of finding someone who PERFECTLY matches their personality type in the exactly expected order, is probably not really all that great, because it just assumes that we are limited to whot our initial design is and that no effort, no training, no nurturing on our part will ever have any effect.
This's hardly the case, but neither do we have full reign over who we want to be either. Moreso, I think the best way to explain it is that we are born with several strengths and talents, and several drawbacks, some even crippling at times. This immediately off the start limits how many paths we have available to us, but it doesn't force us down a single one. How yeu grow and whot yeu decide to do with whot yeu have will be whot decides which path yeu eventually take. We're not completely free to do anything we want, but we're not restricted to a single unerring path from birth either.
The ones who match their type perfectly, are honestly the ones I worry about the most, because it generally means they didn't do much with their lives to try to change who they were. On the other hand, if yeu're nowheres near where yeur mental strengths are, it probably means yeu're trying just a bit too hard to deny yeur own self as well.