[MBTI General] ENTX people: How do you do with INFPs?

[Bougal]

Some of my favorite people are INFPs. You guys are willing to get into crazy conceptual conversations, and you bring in a new and interesting point of view to the table. The respect is mutual.

 

[Frank]

By the way, I may be getting away from the main topic but..I would like to say that I really appreciate how ENTJs are really honest and straightforward..for instance, they can easily admitt that they can be hard headed, and they are clear when they want something, and I find that it's reasy easy to be myself around ENTJs..amost like a positive and negative pole attracting eachother..we both interact in a mutual manner. I feel I need the guidance, and ENTJs need the authority..so I find it works well..

And I do spend a lot of time with ENTJs and ENTPs because my little sister is an ENTJ and my best friend is an ENTP.

Since you are talking about a work situation ( i think) this may be of use to you. My uncle has told me on more than one occasion that in the workplace he tries to be a catalyst for change. This has allowed him to become v.p. of h.r. at a fairly large corporation. Obviously he has won the respect of many te dominants in his corp.

 

[mlittrell]

i know im not an INFP but my two of my four best friends are NTs. one is an ENTP and the other is an ENTJ.

 

[Nigel Tufnel]

I have a good friend who is INFP and we get along fairly well, but at times we each annoy each other - I think he's too politically correct and he think's I'm too opinionated.

 

[LeonardoLestat]

The INFP makes me more 'P'
I'm still anal, but at least I'm having more fun and I can let go for a bit

 

[BlackCat]

Holy crap this is old. I still had my GF XD.

No need really to respond anything I don't think, I know all I want to know.

 

[Mondo]

I INFP!!
They are usually so easy to talk to and are imaginative enough to play along with my mind games.

 

[simulatedworld]

Don't sweep conflicts under the rug just to avoid the unpleasantness of confrontation. If something is really bothering you, tell us openly and confidently that it's a problem. If we keep doing it, tell us again. We push the limits as a modus operandi, and we will continue to do things that bother you unless you actively do something to stop it.