With each MBTI personality there are a number of associated strengths and weaknesses. For the INFP, this is no different. Everything is not always peaches and rainbows and there are a number of challenges and struggles that come with being an INFP. Here are 7 of the major weaknesses of the INFP personality type. Continue reading
The INFP is an introverted personality that prefers quieter and more intimate work environments where they can concentrate. They are not very interested in detail work and tedious routine tasks but rather work that involves creative thinking and discovery. Furthermore, in a national sample, INFPs reported “independence and achievement” and “variety of tasks” as being the most important work environment characteristics to them. Many INFPs are drawn to careers in writing and counseling and also the arts. For INFPs who want to pursue fulfilling careers that also pay very well, here is a list of 6 high paying jobs that are recommended for the INFP personality type. Continue reading
[dropcap]O[/dropcap]n the question of compatibility between Myers Briggs types, it is generally accepted that in matters of romance and friendship, idealists pair best with other idealists. This notion is supported by a study published in the book “Just Your Type” by Tieger and Barron-Tieger (2000). Idealists in the sample reported a higher satisfaction rating with other idealists than with any other temperament group. Continue reading
Who doesn’t love an INFP? They’re sincere, loyal and their heads are filled with love and magic. If there is any doubt as to whether you are one, here is a checklist of 33 signs to consider. Continue reading
