Comments on: INFJ or INTJ: Thinking Type Interests and Careers

By: Darrian

Darrian — Mon, 07 Dec 2020 16:48:26 +0000

Oh my, the laptops with me.
And I’ve recently learned I am a INFJ-T, so I gotta lot to give myself insight to in which I haven’t already.
Thank you!

By: INTJBlog.de

INTJBlog.de — Tue, 10 Dec 2019 11:05:23 +0000

Trügerische Hoffnung

Im Moment gehe ich mal wieder durch eine Phase von … Liebeskummer? Kann man eigentlich nicht so nennen wenn noch gar nichts passiert ist, es ist wohl eher enttäuschte trügerische Hoffnung. Wenigstens sind da ein paar Erkenntnisse dabei herausgesprung…

By: PowerMechGuy

PowerMechGuy — Sun, 01 Apr 2018 17:10:54 +0000

This describes me perfectly. In fact, I was disappointed at first when I discovered I was INFJ. I love the thrill of understanding machines or being able to turn a mental process into some lines of code. In many cases, I was more interested than my peers. I think if there is anything that I have learned about personality typing, it is that it is supposed to give a glimpse into how your mind works. I seemed to have taken it too seriously in the beginning thinking that eventually fit the form that is INFJ. But now I see that is just another way to describe my person. I am most certainly a tech enthusiast. It’s just that my motivations are turned in a different direction.

Thank you for this post. This was like a mental reset.

By: Abigail

Abigail — Mon, 28 Sep 2015 20:15:17 +0000

Thank you for saying so! I’m an INFJ, and I am entirely interested in maths and sciences. If I weren’t majoring in elementary education, I would be a maths and sciences major. I’m not necessarily good at them, but I find calculus, astronomy (especially astrophysics), physics, chemistry, technology, and programming to be utterly fascinating. I think it’s because it brings me closer to the “big picture” that I’m looking for.

By: Alex

Alex — Wed, 06 May 2015 19:23:00 +0000

Thanks for sharing Danyal, cool to hear about others who are so similar. To much of anything is not good, even the things we enjoy. Balance is key I’ve learnt the hard way. I’ve been mentoring students and other colleagues in what I do and I find that I enjoy this even more at times then the work itself. It’s funny how people oriented we are even though we are introverts.

By: Danyal Zia

Danyal Zia — Wed, 15 Apr 2015 10:12:13 +0000

Thank you for this article! I have been wondering if I am the only INFJ in the planet who finds programming (especially learning about different programming languages) interesting. I used to screw apart things too, like my Gameboy Advance. You are right, we seem to have multiple personalities.and we can learn anything we want, because we learn things at its core, thanks to our introverted intuition (Ni). I am doing a major in software engineering. Programming or coding too much exhaust me over time, so I am thinking of becoming an educational software consultant, as I love helping other (particularly my friends in university) and I know most programming languages at its core.