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ENFJ
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Extroverted
Introverted
STRENGTHS
Known as The Teacher or Protagonist, ENFJs are:
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Expressive - they are are extremely expressive and have extraordinary charisma, and are always finding ways to enlighten all those around.
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Intuitive - they have well developed intuition, and so they are able to understand people and engage situations with an empathic approach.
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Idealistic - they are natural visionaries and dreamers and have an extraordinary imagination.
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Influential - they are natural educators with the uncanny ability to influence those around them without much effort.
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Interpersonal - they naturally communicate care, concern, and a desire to become involved with others.
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Principled - they make it a must to be absolutely reliable in honoring their commitments.
WEAKNESSES
Some ENFJs can also be:
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Overly Idealistic
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Too Selfless
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Too Sensitive
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Prone to lack Self-Esteem
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Averse to Making Tough Decisions
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Under stress, ENFJs can become rigidly narrow, emotional and irritable.
IN THE WORKPLACE
How ENFJs typically operate in the workplace:
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As Subordinates - they quickly make an impression on their managers, because they are quick learners and excellent multi-taskers.
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As Colleagues - they easily draw their coworkers into teams where everyone can feel comfortable expressing their opinions and suggestions .
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As Managers - they have a strong capacity for insightful and inspiring communication and sensitivity to the needs of others.
OTHERS
Other well-known ENFJs include:
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Oprah Winfrey
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Ben Affleck
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Jennifer Lawrence
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Sean Connery
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Barack Obama
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Maya Angelou
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Pope John Paul II
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