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Jeremy Clarkson
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ah come on, he's got J written all over him!
I'd say ExTJ
I'd say ExTJ
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What? What makes you think that?
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No I think he's too sure of his opinions and too reluctant to change his mind really for any kind of P, and I see just as much S as N in him.
I like the guy, but I can't see him being an ENTP.
I like the guy, but I can't see him being an ENTP.
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I could see him as an ENTJ at times though a very cynical one but I don't see enough ambition. I think he is an ENTP who plays on the whole opinionated ENTJ thing to be funny.
I can't see him as ESTJ at all as he is far too un-PC and - i may be steriotyping here - witty to be an ESTJ.
And he is clearly no SP. I don't think any STP could be on the same show as Richard Hammond and not make an attemp to look cooler or at least as cool.
I can't see him as ESTJ at all as he is far too un-PC and - i may be steriotyping here - witty to be an ESTJ.
And he is clearly no SP. I don't think any STP could be on the same show as Richard Hammond and not make an attemp to look cooler or at least as cool.
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yeah I don't think he's STP, but ESTJ's can be very witty and entertaining, I've known quite a few who had very strong presence and could effortlessly have everyone on their side through a well placed rant. And I know a great many SJ's who DESPISE political correctness. Isn't the Daily Mail primarily aimed at a particular SJ audience??
As far as ambition goes, he's pretty much kept hold of the 'top dog' position on Top Gear - the sense is that it's HIS show and the other presenters are his "support". He always has the final word - they can joke at him but he gets the final line. edit - and his reviews on cars do tend to often focus around "the rules", comparing to what's gone before and evaluating accordingly. When he gets a car that seems to be in a class or category of its own and defies all previous experience, you can see how he throws his hands up and says he doesn't get it. He likes things to conform to expected parameters.
ENTJ's are complicated creatures - yes, ambitious, but that ambition doesn't always direct them into standard corporate/get rich/status type directions. You'd need to know what their ambition was, to know whether they're working relentlessly towards it, and it's not always obvious.
I'm still sticking with ExTJ.
As far as ambition goes, he's pretty much kept hold of the 'top dog' position on Top Gear - the sense is that it's HIS show and the other presenters are his "support". He always has the final word - they can joke at him but he gets the final line. edit - and his reviews on cars do tend to often focus around "the rules", comparing to what's gone before and evaluating accordingly. When he gets a car that seems to be in a class or category of its own and defies all previous experience, you can see how he throws his hands up and says he doesn't get it. He likes things to conform to expected parameters.
ENTJ's are complicated creatures - yes, ambitious, but that ambition doesn't always direct them into standard corporate/get rich/status type directions. You'd need to know what their ambition was, to know whether they're working relentlessly towards it, and it's not always obvious.
I'm still sticking with ExTJ.
