Read the discussion below and answer the question below?

1. discuss similarities and differences between your characteristics and behaviors,
2. discuss whether the personalities would complement or challenge each other,
3. discuss methods of effectively communicating and networking with individuals who possess these unique characteristics
4. discuss methods of mitigating potential challenges with individuals who possess these unique characteristics

Rachael Hunt posted Jun 3, 2021 11:58 AM

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Unit 4 Discussion answer.

This is the second time during my master's program that I have taken this personality test. My results where the same each time. The letters are INFJ, which stands for: Introvert (38%), Intuitive (22%), Feeling (31%), and Judging (1%). Characteristics possessed by INFJ are intellectual, caring, and creativity, (Jung Typology, 2021). These types are often very quiet and like peaceful clam environments. I know this is true about myself because I worked as a massage therapist in the past and like clam work environments like a spa.Often INJF are seen in jobs like teaching, social work, politics, and healthcare workers, (Jung Typology, 2021). These professions are the fields I have worked in including healthcare and teaching. INFJs are usually in mid-level management positions. They are good readers of people and often empathetic with their employees but aren't easily fooled, (Jung Typology, 2021). The benefits of working with these types of people is that they are determined, good planners, creative, decisive, and have strong willpower, (Marko, n.d). The challenges of working a INFJ are that they sometimes have very high standards and they prefer things to run according to their instincts, (Personality Club, n.d.). They can also become challenged in the work place if they feel like the environment is chaotic or highly competitive. INJF are not competitive and do not like conflict in the workplace. This is very true for me I hate competition in the work place or any type of drama.