16 Personalities Interviewing Someone For a Job 

love this, so funny 🩷

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If Medicine were People

Fraaaank, has your sense of humour got EVEN BETTER?! Thank you for everything you do!!!!

I loved that one!

I was just thinking that😅😂

I thought that too xD

Nah I wouldn’t do that. I would actually ask what their strengths and weakness are. I would try to give everyone a chance.

They have a job to do.. they cant avoid the process. An INFP is most likely to decide whether they hire or not based on their own personal values matching or not matching with the candidate's

Honestly same. A few months ago my room mate and I were looking for a third room mate and we had a little casting with 10 people. It really broke my heart to text 9 of them that we don't take them as a room mate cause all of them were so nice. I'd love to take all of them

Saves the best for last...

you are an angel

​@@esMusicalusfor real

4:19 me

Thank you

Yup have had a comment from a coworker "WTF dude?!?!?! If there's a problem, say it, I'm no mind reader" :/

im another intp .... why intp cant articulate well ???

INTP speech-language pathologist (helping stroke survivors communicate) here. God help my patients!

@@KatherineXIX INFJ SLP here, LOL. I would love to like float my spirit over there and observe one of your sessions and then to giggle in my ethereal form.

Well it looked like the INTP was asking a very personal question but didn't want to share the details, so you know that's what he came up with.(this is what i usually do.).I guess he should have wrote the whole line and made it better before speaking it to make some sense out of it.

As an INTP, this was the life hack that I didn't know I needed.

I think I talk too much at times because it's gotten all awkward with the other person not saying anything and quite possibly looking at me expectingly. I would ask questions and listen before sharing, similar to you. But the INFP was so right about the theater hours. If you're in a show you basically don't have a life.

Totally. I can relate 😂

Same, I also thought I was ego centric for being like that

@@HelderGriff My argument against that is that this way I'm showing interest towards the other person first and only then share my thoughts to make it a fair deal.

Ha ha! Story of my life 😂

This is the first time I've heard a positive spin on this lol

FJ got the full clothing for all 16 ! 🕊☺😎🌸

mmmhmmm

We'll being everyone's free underappreciated therapist who listens to everyone's problems at least we have one unfortunate person to unload to.

ty mac I could be the same 🕊☺ so nice to check a lot of INFPs on FJ's clips !🌷ty FJ ! 💫

So true!! 😣😞 I like talking about myself and interests but then I feel guilty about doing all the talking

In truth si-doms are the best, and you are undeniably blessed with your parents

@@nerdgigachad29 absolutely true. I have no idea what we would do without si-doms. Someone needs to be the backbone

Those are my parents' types, as well. My ISTJ dad does a similar thing sometimes.

@@laurens6654 I'm an INTJ, so he and I think similarly, but I'm just not quite streamlined and focused on pragmatic things enough for him, yk?

As an INTP who probably will need glasses in the near future, is neutral about math and sees it as a tool- that I'm not amazing at using, cares too much about space, and showers less than semi-regularly, I also have never related more to one of his videos in my life. How did this one hit. Lol

As an INTP (with INTJ leanings) I can relate to this as well.

This is literally what I think I am saying when talking to others.

Finally! There is more INTP who hate math,so much so that I dropped out of school.. which, unfortunately, was not a good idea, because we live in the belief that a diploma proves our value and intelligence... And the same goes for the cosmos.. everyone presents the INTP as a fan of space. I hate it, whenever I hear an astreoid or a black hole I literally have a panic attack, so I'm glad there are more people like me

same.

So, kinda like your comment.

​@@jamespasley9876 I understood his comment, it made me actually get the joke as an INTP, so fairly accurate I would say.

Damn Relatable

Happens all the time. I also sometimes find my old comments on youtube and when i read them i realize how badly they are written. I often want to write so much that i forget to type half of the sentence or think of the topic in general and come up with two sentences but when i type them i type first half of one sentence and second of another

So true, that’s me at work lol

@@Ama-Elaini Oh, I think the INTJ is completely right. But I can see why other people might feel somewhat confused interacting with the likes of us. :)

As an INFP I relate with INTJ on this

As an ENTP, I appreciate your straightforwardness. Myself I prefer casual trolling any potential new hires to see how they can handle stress and weirdness. Then I hire them for putting up with it. If they can handle my bs, they can certainly handle the customers.

​@youtubecommentergal4346 The trick is self control. INTJs like all types experience emotions. In my case, I just prioritize the job or getting stuff done over dealing with my emotions, because I recognize my emotions are caused by some event. If I don't "feel" good then I change what caused that feeling and by extention the feeling goes away. Feelings are almost always counterproductive in problem solving and they hurt your objectivity. Acknowledging this helps you discount irrelevant feelings and deal with the task at hand. The other thing is that you accept that it's unimportant what others think about you. If you want to stick out or impress people, you don't "fake" success you just live a life in a way that others would strive to emulate. There's no need to call yourself the best salesman on a team, just sell the most product and take on the toughest clients, and it'll show. Don't call yourself the smartest ever, just don't be stupid... This concept is somewhat foreign to me, because I really only care that I'm a better person than I was yesterday. Everyone else's opinion of me is meaningless. If I can't meet my expectations for myself I am woefully inadequate and I don't need anyone else to tell me that. Emotions also blunt otherwise genuine criticism and make it difficult to always draw the real meaning from the conversation. Just say my acting sucked because my voice was inconsistent and my face failed to accurately express my characters intention, or that my experiment is invalid because of confounding variables, etc. Trying to not hurt my feelings just wastes both our time. In case you haven't picked up on my initial point, it's not that you need to change how you feel, it's that you have to prioritize logic over emotion, and most importantly find the rationale that let's you follow through. Despite how this sounds, I do have lazy days and days where I don't feel well, but ultimately my will has to exceed the agents of stagnation in my life for me to be the best human I can be. This process and refining of will is not always a linear path, but as I continue and grow it becomes easier.

@youtubecommentergal4346 Recognize you will have thoughts that pop in your head, and you've got to be able to sort out the delusions, but if you keep at it eventually it gets easier. Also, despite the elitism normally associated with INTJs, don't just assume you haven't got strengths of your own to lean into. No one type is infallible or without weaknesses. It's okay to take my advice, and it's okay to strive to get better, but no two paths in life are exactly the same. Don't get hung up on failures. Just try something new. The real lessons are to have realistic expectations of yourself and not fall into a habit of deluding yourself that you inferior to others in every way. Pair this with other qualities you want to exhibit, such as temperance, and just be genuine, and the rest will follow. There's nothing wrong with feeling your emotions. It's just how you let those emotions control you that can stress you or those around you out. Lastly, don't assume everything in the MBTI universe is completely solved or fact beyond debate. There's a lot of useful info there, but it is neither an excuse to be an asshole or a guidebook that gives you everything you need to know. It can and is often debated. Sometimes you won't fit perfectly into the little box people want to put you in, and that's okay. No one has an identical experience to another person, and to expect all people to be the same is extremely shortsighted. You seem like a relatively self-aware individual, so I have shared a bit more than my usual. Don't let others control the direction of your life and don't strive to be a carbon copy of someone else. Find what you want to stand for and strive to be unrivaled in that decision. Be the change you want to see in the world, be the actions that guides the world into tomorrow, and be foundation on which the future is built.

@@youtubecommentergal4346 Not trying to be rude or anything but just ask the question, mate. OP might not want to spend time granting you permission to ask them something you could've asked them from the get-go. it wouldn't be rude of you, it's just the efficiency of virtual conversation. This isn't a chatroom after all. Also, if the question doesn't pertain to a thing that is specifically and exclusively related to OP, someone else with a similar type or whatever relates to your question can chime in immediately. Which they won't if you ask a specific person whether asking them a question is okay. So even if OP never returns to this conversation, you could still get something out of it. Edit: for the sake of "pseudo"-schience I'll add that I'm something between ISTJ, ISFJ or INTP depending on which test you wanna believe. I'm curious if this type of reply and wording fits one of them boxes, haha.

@@youtubecommentergal4346 Ah, I see what you mean. Well, OP didn't really say that. Frank's impression of an INTJ said that. While OP said the impression was very accurate, they didn't say it was 100% true or spot-on, so there's still room for interpretation of which parts pertain to that perceived accuracy. What I got from their comment is that within the specific scenario of a job interview, they don't like wasting time or words on unworthy candidates. Which is really completely different from this scenario of a comments section under an MBTI video, used for discussion, opinion sharing etc. I kinda understand why people relate to the MBTI types so much and I find them fun myself, but I think it sometimes leads to forgetting that we're all individuals, so we shouldn't put words of one person of a certain type into other people's or our own mouths unless we know they or we really think the same. Anyway, relating to your question, I can give my opinion on it though I don't have THE solution. If you'd like you could give an exact example of an emotionally resonant situation that frustrates/frustrated you. Generally, do you know how to follow the red string of emotion to its source within you? Or do you only feel it and don't know what to do with it? I wanna say, emotions by themselves are not bad or something to be ashamed of, even when they seem unnecessarily strong. For some people, strong emotions are a source of almost inexhaustible energy and motivation. I'm sure your emotions have aided your or other people before and I hope you never forget about those instances. In the end you don't need to be unemotional or less emotional, you just need to learn to harness positive energy from your emotions and I think knowing their source is the first step to doing so.

​@@proudtobeme1ashkentewow that was really a great advice! Wise words!

ENTJ, yes agree. I know the person I’m looking for when the position is posted. No use of wasting both of our time.

@@youtubecommentergal4346 As a fellow infj I would like to tell you that being emotional is not bad

Sameee. Do you ever think that you've said something, but you only said it in your head and not actually out loud so half the context is missing and you seem like you have no idea what you're talking about? lol.

As an INTP, I can explain things very well, but ONLY if I've had like at least a week minimum to think through exactly what I'm going to say, because then I can make iterative refinements to the parts which are not clear and think through different scenarios of how someone might misunderstand what I would say or how somebody might lack the necessary background knowledge and how I should add that in. In the end I'll end up with the best presentation I can of some topic. I have been praised many times for my clarity when presenting something. But that is ONLY when I have a long time to prepare. If I don't, or won't, well, see the video.

felt, my brain moves faster than i can talk so all i can say is the jumbled mess of Ne and it always confuses people at least when i write i have time to Ti the thoughts and organize it so that its at least somewhat comprehensible

Me omg that is so me

​@@ToibiDoesStuffI can relate to that problem. One of the only times my brain slows down enough for my mouth to catch up is when I'm *really* sleep deprived. I'm talking about 2-3 days of no sleep. It takes a toll on my health though so I only use it as my last resort. I'm quite sure that there's a safer and more efficient solution than not sleeping for days, but I can't afford to go down on a rabbit hole of information right now.

And ENTJ to ENFJ 😂

haha thanks that was me!

​@@lhta9550yessss

Still it's not a critical measurement to whether or not potential employee can perform flawlessly under actual workplace situations. Cause maybe he's straightforwardly-oriented, to-the-matter kinda guy. And in a reality he destroys whatever tasks he gets

Some of us just wanna do their job and do it well, to be fair. I get praise at my jobs for being friendly, accommodating, a commendable co-worker but I couldn't tell you much about either company. Sure, I work lower-level jobs but even for a higher position, isn't it still more important to understand how to do you job well than for whom? What are the benefits of the latter that makes it an imperative question to base hiring decisions on?

I'm an ENFP. I do try to have at least 1-2 questions for that section, but more often than not, I just ask my questions as they pop up, because I am thinking about it, want to get the answer to better understand what the interviewer is saying, and feel it is more efficient and practical to get it out of the way and clear miscommunication early, rather than let it linger, wait till the end to clear up, and potentially either miss information because of the question, or forget the question because I want to focus on the conversation. I just ask questions straight away, which then leads to me having at most 1-2 questions at the end. Sometimes I don't have questions at the end because the interviewer communicated so thoroughly, and I asked questions earlier.

Doing research and having questions are not the same thing, however. Almost every business thinks it runs differently, but due to isomorphism, they rarely do. Just by putting so much emphasis on a routine question shows as well that your business is no different. Hiring or not based primarily on that question shows that you only hire people who follow the status quo of what they "should" do and those who think exactly like you which doesn't lead to a diversified workforce. - Fellow INTJ

I thought this question exists to check whether candidate listened and understood what have been said in interview, because I usually ask clarifying questions there. I read 2-3 sentences about company description and never bother more. They know I have more potential companies for interview and not going to learn whole profile of their company

Yeah if they want to work here, who am i to say they cant? They'll figure it out, or they wont. Bonus if they don't have a lot of outside responsibilities and are reasonably healthy.

same here. I ain't got time for that

Ikr - I must admit, I'd love to see a version of this with more than one candidate and how the different types would pick between them...

👋

thanks!!

I wish I'd had an interviewer like the ENTP. At least it would have been entertaining, and whether I got the job or not, I could have finally told him exactly how I feel about corporate language and rote behavior! 😆 ~INFJ

@@otterinaballgown3703 🙌 Heck yeah!😂

But what if I never remember my dreams? 😢😄

The isfj part was my favorite

@@nonono7x342me too

I thought Isfps were good at improvising 😅

@@mohhhhhhhhgjghvcy you know...I think most generalizations about ISFPs are totally wrong 😂. I don't see a lot of content that I can relate to. Just a lot of ditsy, airhead, no rules kinda content. I'm also ADD though so that could factor in.

Saaamme

@@libbym6307 yeah but se is known for improving, never prepare and just leave in the moment. I know it seems very cliché but… 😂😂

@@libbym6307 yeah same… i still can’t figure out my type but when i look at Isfps cognitive function i’m like yeah it could definitely be me but when i see the memes i also find it hard to relate. And i have also been diagnosed of ADHD lol 😭😭😭😭

What was it?

I'm an INFJ & always have the same work dream. I'm working at my current job but realize I'm still employed at my old job too, but everything & everyone has changed so I don't know what to do. I despise this dream, & wonder what it means.

@CarrieArt7 Wait I sometimes have the school version of this dream with my old school and friends, I don't even miss them so much or something

I've had too many work dreams and I can pinpoint that the theme is the place was always intentionally understaffed and when lazy people didn't do their work, more files got dumped on my desk or clients got thrown my way when someone (including the bosses) just didn't feel like talking to that person. My boss once actually went to hide in the break area and gave me their client they didn't feel like dealing with.

@@infj.creature oh I have the school dream but it's some variation of I can't find my classroom or the building my class is in, I forgot to pay tuition and can't enroll, I forgot my schedule and consequently forgot to attend one or more classes, or I missed a final. I was always prepared in school and would get there with plenty of time to find the buildings and rooms though so none of that ever actually happened to me.

I wrote an entire tangent in response to this, then realized I could just sum it up into 'relatable'. Still, it's a pain when people say 'you didn't need to tell me all that just to say []), cutting it all down to the generalization I would have made- one that lacks key points of understanding. It's difficult to narrow it down and still be specific, even though I understand that the full scope of information really isn't necessary or efficient. It seems like it's a luxury to most people... that's just no fun to me though, I can't find it in me to accept something so stifling. This might be why INTPs are known as being stubborn and eccentric. The information is important, but I guess we might treasure it a little too much. ...this wasn't the tangent I wrote before, but at least it's shorter. Your comment hit quite close to home- generalizing feels like lying, even if you're only omitting truth. I've found it healthier to accept the consequences of being inefficient and long-winded to others. It got 10x easier as I picked up a few tricks- instead of choosing the most relevant information, I just tell them all of it. I don't skip context as often now, but it still happens. So, problem... slightly improved :D

@@insidiator5461 that's great, no good in changing yourself for them. I don't talk to anyone but when i do,,,, eh it's hard to shut my mouth. @insidiator5461 let me tell you a little funny story: i had an upset stomach after eating some street food, which i mostly avoid. Just now, they asked me again and i denied, saying that i got sick last time i ate street food. They asked me: are you sure it was the reason? I said yes. Now, i got sick AFTER eating that. There is no concrete proof that it was the cause. But before eating that, i was fine. There's a fair chance that it was the reason, but I'll never know. But i said yes, because i couldn't bother saying all this to someone who'll not understand a thing. And i felt such guilt, feel like I did something very bad or wrong. I'm so baffled by my brain.

How do you know the MB type of the interviewer? 😂

@@sanne5412 We chased on his balloon team for a week, asked questions and got to know him. We learned about how he started his foundation, sat in his truck during a meeting with the people paying him millions to create a new app. It was obvious. She got the job btw :)

Mmmhmmm

When I talk to INFPs, that's one of the red flags I look out for. "Oh, you want to make it all about yourself and not include me in a conversation (as it should be?)", time to avoid you as much as I can xD

Thank you for humbly admitting this… it’s true. INFP’s emotionally dump on someone they trust… or go on and on about their self values…it’s their dopamine hit when they feel safe to express themselves! I adore INFP’s gentle and kind souls but as an INFJ, I find Fi blasts to be draining and annoying at it’s worst 😱 I understand, I’m never to offer obvious solutions…or my counsel unless INFP asks! This interaction style doesn’t feel like connection to me…but I sit in silence and endure it…knowing, INFPs long to feel seen/heard. I can gift a safe space. I just can’t be a sponge for the emotion too often or I burn out and become resentful. Ive learned to assert a boundary…INFP’s make it easier for me to practice radical honesty 🫶🏼and avoid using a door slam or fade away tactic… During these Fi dom exchanges, I’m hyper aware that we share no cognitive functions! I’m in my head wondering how people get us confused? It doesn’t make sense that we are a common mistype!?! INFP: I feel, I feel, I feel, I feel…often a one way conversation… I think INFJs create an experience or atmosphere with harmonious feeling… it’s a safe space as long as you show mutual love & respect…I prefer Intuition & Ti or Te convos… That’s been my experience with INFPs💞 I cherish them as I can trust them with my heart…I hope they feel the same! 💓stay Wild & free INFP!

@@SirChocula agree :s it very enjoying and can be perceived as selfish (even though most of the times it's more of a way to try to make the other understand that we don't say "I understand you" in vain).

I wouldn’t exactly call it “rarely pictured” tho. (From what I’ve seen) INFPs are portrayed as selfish and self-centered all the time, sometimes way more than I think we deserve

Definitely would do this too. I just want to know how other people perceive and react to "dream". Maybe some psychological stuff.

I do this too, but nobody follows the script in my head!

Yeah, I do that too but then people go off script and I have the wrong answer prepared. Like that one time the waitress said “is everything good?” while bringing me my dinner instead of “enjoy your food” and I answered “thank you, I will”. We stared at each other awkwardly until she recovered by politely nodding and leaving.

@@Misa.misato This reminds me of a comedian who tells about situations where he said the wrong thing. In one, the waitress says, "Enjoy your meal." and he responds, "You, too." - "...later on, when you take your break." In another one he started to say, "Take care!" but switched to saying, "Good luck!" in the middle & ended up fumbling his words & saying, "Take Luck!" & trying to recover with, "Take care of the luck that you have!" Brian Regan has some pretty funny comedy routines.

wow thanks!

I would even act like ISTJ if I'm not in the mood😂

hi marina the ISTP one ringed true for me to (an INFP !) 🤗💫

It's SOOO different if you're interviewing with at least one question-asker who you already know, too, as opposed to a whole bunch of strangers! 😭 Trying to cold-read the latter & tailor one's answers to their vibe is so much extra stress... But honestly, the whole thing of hyping up one's own skills feels so uncomfortably cringey anyway, I think these kinds of interviews will always suck regardless...? 😅

As an ENTP I appreciate you mecha. When the world gets in an f'ed up place I'll look for you and for an INTP who you can bounce off ideas with so we have a master plan and a few backup plans, just in case that psycho ESTJ/ENTJ makes their move. They will call us, 'The Resting Bitch Faced Nerds and that one weirdo that blabs too much.' That's us right there >😎😒🤔😶‍🌫️

I'm an intj too and i relate to this alot. I've given like two interviews, and i almost puked the morning of the interview both times. But i got the job the second time so that's done with

I am an INTJ, and being too straightforward and honest about my future plans at the interviews, made me lose many job opportunities. In the end, I ended up lying about have no future goals and being vague, and I got a job. World really doesn't work our way

@@vendingmachine25 Hello fellow INTJ friend. Yes. Correct. It sure doesn't work our way! We are minority.

Excuse me, appreciating fluffy is very much an INTP thing to do

Definitely weird to be an INTP and have friends. How did you do it?

@@jamespasley9876 five of my friends are INFPs. We’re magnets to them. Just gotta find an environment with a lot of outcasts, and they’ll be there. My environment is high school

@@jamespasley9876 If I had to make and educated guess I'd say that extrovert adopted them. Also INTP , I made friends this way (or should I say they made me their friend?)

I have an INTP friend, we trail off together 😂 -INTJ

ESTJ reminded me of Dwight😂

@@MariaEduarda-iw4bjk yesss!! 😁

I am excellent at making cookies, but we ISFJs have a lot more going than our nurturing side.

​@@miriamrobarts totally agree! I'm sure a lot of isfjs are actually good at baking cookies and cooking, it's just that I'd like to see more than that..we are dynamic and complex, but no one talks about that..

@@aasthade0309 Ok, here's my 'head cannon' / 'fanfic': FJ is cleverly doing it on purpose because in real life the ISFJs are often the ones who are quietly getting stuff done & get overlooked unless they're handing out treats. (Or when we're annoying them by trying to be nice, in this case.)

Yes. More than half the conversation should be a casual one about yourself.

​@@loisrabies8713That's a very nice thing to say, actually

Same here. I really try to give people opportunities to answer questions and participate and apologize for talking a lot, but now that I’m older, I realize it’s not always my fault if people just aren’t giving anything to the conversation.

My ISFJ points out I do that. I’ll be all like, “We need to clean the car this weekend. Do you know why photosynthesis is SO fascinating?” Of course there were six perfectly reasonable linking thoughts in between those two sentences, but apparently he can’t read my mind.

While I understand the purpose of roleplay and how it can help to observe how someone could act in a situation, I've always personally hated the role play scenarios. In the back of my mind, we both know this isn't real and therefore they're just putting on a face and it might not be how they would really act. The same way that people's behavior naturally changes when they know they're being filmed, even when told to just be themselves. Idk if that's an INFJ attitude or just me.

@@faolan2174 valid point, it could definitely become intense for someone if they’re put on the spot. The role play might not be quite accurate, but nonetheless the question of what would you do in this scenario is still vital.

I also do the mhmm a lot 😂 because of the same reason ~ISFJ

I make acknowledgement sounds, too. (ISFJ) It was cringy to hear them in the wrong places, though! (But of course that's the point, because that's what it sounds like to people who are bothered by it, I guess.) edit: 2nd time watching, It was so much funnier. I was laughing all through the ISFJ & the way the guy reacted to all the interruptions. 😆

Depending on the quality of the other applications (and the skills necessary for the position), the job seeker with the typo might not even get an interview. Honestly, if they can't do something simple like run spell check on a resume & application, I would question how well they would perform on the job.

True. The INTJ bits (and all the thinkers, really) are often the ones that make me laugh the most in FJ's skits. xxTx are also funny when they are trying. I love this kind of humor. There are a few analyst / engineering / IT types among my relatives & most of my family enjoys a dry-wit / punny / sarcastic / bantering sense of humor.

I didn’t notice the sweaters, but the leaf does feel fulfilled.

​@@Reegish🙃🏞😃

I don’t lie on resumes either (INTP). I don’t want to raise expectations and then fall flat on my face.

@@Reegish EXACTLY like if I say I know how to do Python for example and then they tell me to do it I'll just be like bro what

"Not wasting someone's time" is the greatest form of politeness. INTJ

Me too, i hated the small talk that not related to the interview too. Why they wouldn't just start it?

@@dominikmagnusMaybe for us, but over the years, I’ve come to learn that we gotta soften the blow to them, at least for a lil’ bit. No matter how pointless and time-wasting it seems. For us, the sooner they can move on, the better. That’s what I thought as well until I realized that not all people can handle the red pill as well as we do.

I wish Interviewers did that! It would be a relief to not have to wait and wait for a callback only for it to never come. If I knew I sucked from the beginning it would save me a lot of stress and I could just move on. (Also INTJ)

😂 I did the exact same thing when I had to help hire some people. I had a code question I'd ask the candidat that signaled he/she is out IMO. This is the (INTJ) way.

thanks!

u know what? ur alright

yeah my brother'd speed run being done with people -enfp

For sure

:::)))) im an extp and i spend around THREE months just to write an essay🥰 i tried so damn hard just to seem different as i can.

​@@sht4580 Don't worry, you can write a thesis on what the point of an essay truly is and that it does more harm than good on imprinting the wrong ideas into people's minds if essays are not peer reviewed and fact checked. Then at the end of the thesis write that life is meaningless since we will all be gone soon anyway and better live life how you wish than in slavery of [input popular antagonists here], because the best one can hope for is having their name remembered in a few hundred years but the chances of that are reducing by the year since there's so much oversaturation now since book production has been cheapened since the time of the great writers and what remains is to exploit the current established system to the best of our ability by cheating and/or outwitting it. Then write ways to cheat and/or outwit it. That would be great for a change. Or... You can be any other type and write about "self help" in dumb ways that don't actually help people but instead make the authors more money. Sorry, I went on an ENTP rant ...

Ok where was I? I'm not sure if I answered anyone's question with that. Well, hmm that was awkward. 😅 Good luck on the thesis.

I would've work with the INFJ

Aww, that’s beautiful and poetic! 💜

I do too!!! The tell me about yourself question, do you want to know how I am at work, my work history, my hobbies, that I think abstractly and can't verbalize it? What?!?! What are you actually asking?!?! lol

​@@slosh177exactly

I like seeing what triggers the ENTJs and the ESTPs. Also I’m fascinated by ENFPs, I love their chaotic brains. But I could never live with one lol.

I feel personally a bit mocked. ISTJs aren’t all the time that pedantic! 😉

@@ThePetaaaaa Well,no one said ISTJ’s are pedantic all the time,but when someone says they are detail oriented and couldn’t even manage to spell that right or double/triple check their spellings an ISTJ will notice and inform. One can’t be detail oriented without being detail oriented. 😉

I’m an intj and calling out anyone including my boss doing things wrong is what I’m known for at work. I don’t look for the mistakes they just jump out at me (accountant)

@@Flutterbyby I know right? Truth be told I always notice the smallest mistakes but I rarely correct or call out people,unless a person says they’re good or excellent at something then do it wrong,I won’t sugarcoat,I’ll be blunt. In most cases I just see the mistakes and take care of them myself,also very normal to correct people when they’re wrong.

ty sj for beautiful ideas I love all of the ideas a lot hope FJ could check them 🕊☺🌷

I totally wanna see the babysitting one.

Ooooh genie could be really good

As for the princess lore, i wonder who would be a modern snow white as compared to the first classic three.

@@film9491 love Genie idea a lot too ! 🥰

hahaha thank u

Same! Now I’m going to feel self conscious of all my mmm-hmmms and nodding 😂