annnie
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Hey all
Curious for opinions on this as it's something I've wondered myself.
As an ENTP is there any other particular type you think you would prefer to be? (A type one letter different such as INTP, or other)
Or are you of the opnion that ENTP is the best type
and wouldn't want to be anything else!
I encountered an ENFP co-worker a few months ago and since then felt a sense of connection, we are quite similar but with ENFP being a 'softer' version of myself, more in touch with nature and people etc.
INTP - used to think I was (but definitely E) but wouldn't like to be
ESTP - get on quite well with in general though I get annoyed by their lack of attention to the 'wider system', implications of stuff they do and general "bloke" ness (don't know many female ESTPs not sure what they would look like)
ENTJ - known a few and get on quite well with most of the time but I think the more 'dogmatic' approach is a bit hard to take, though admire the way they seem to be a more natural leader of people. (I have been in a leadership position and generally will be the person to 'take the lead' when no one else is, but wouldn't actively seek out to be a 'Manager' etc).
Any thoughts?
annnie
Curious for opinions on this as it's something I've wondered myself.
As an ENTP is there any other particular type you think you would prefer to be? (A type one letter different such as INTP, or other)
Or are you of the opnion that ENTP is the best type
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I encountered an ENFP co-worker a few months ago and since then felt a sense of connection, we are quite similar but with ENFP being a 'softer' version of myself, more in touch with nature and people etc.
INTP - used to think I was (but definitely E) but wouldn't like to be
ESTP - get on quite well with in general though I get annoyed by their lack of attention to the 'wider system', implications of stuff they do and general "bloke" ness (don't know many female ESTPs not sure what they would look like)
ENTJ - known a few and get on quite well with most of the time but I think the more 'dogmatic' approach is a bit hard to take, though admire the way they seem to be a more natural leader of people. (I have been in a leadership position and generally will be the person to 'take the lead' when no one else is, but wouldn't actively seek out to be a 'Manager' etc).
Any thoughts?
annnie