The ESFJ is described as the “caregiver”, “consul” and “provider”. These helpful souls have a desire to support others and foster cohesion and teamwork to achieve a common goal. Practical skills like organization and social intelligence are among their positive characteristics but this personality also comes with its share of struggles. Here is a look at 7 of the weaknesses associated with the ESFJ personality. Continue reading
The ESFJ personality has been dubbed as the “Logistical Provider” by David Keirsey in his book “Please Understand Me II”. As such, the ESFJ personality is noted for their desire to nurture and make provisions for the people around them. They work to make people feel welcome and valued and strive to create a harmonious and comfortable environment within which people can thrive and feel safe. Cultivating team cohesion is their strength although sometimes their efforts can backfire. Like all MBTI personalities, there is a lot of variation among those who share this type. No two ESFJs are completely alike and it could be that zodiac sign might contribute to some of the nuances between them. Here is an assessment of how each ESFJ may differ based on astrology sign. Continue reading
The ESFJ person is an extraverted sensor who enjoys working with people. In a national sample, ESFJs reported a preference for clear structure, loyalty/security, variety of tasks, independence and achievement and teamwork as being the most important characteristics desired in the workplace. ESFJs seek to be of service to others and are most often found in education, health care, and religious professions. ESFJs are conscientious, responsible, orderly and rule-abiding. Here are 6 high paying careers for the ESFJ personality type. Continue reading
Not every person is suited for positions of leadership. Leadership qualities can be taught to some extent but certain types like ENTJs are just born with it.
