Lawyers - Do you know your MBTI personality type?
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Anonymous
| So far most lawyers posting have indicated they are NT types. Are the NFs (the minority) in traditional law jobs? Are most of you NFs happy in your work? |
Anonymous
| ENTJ - like the others! |
Anonymous
| INTP or INTJ - depends on the test I take. |
Anonymous
| ENTJ |
Anonymous
| Curious if the NF's practice in certain branches of law, such as ADR or public interest work? I ask because being an Intuitive Feeling type isn't too congruent with a lot of law jobs where rationality and logic are more important values than empathy and idealism. |
Anonymous
| ISTJ, with a very close N/S split. The J is almost off the charts. Very few "F"s in law, I would imagine. |
Anonymous
I think you might be the first "S" in this thread (although I see you have a lot of "N" too). J off the charts? Wow, my P self would have problems living with you! 
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Anonymous
| ISTJ, but borderline (meaning I'm not on the extreme on any of the 4 measures). I'm strongest on the T, but still within the "slight" range. I'm lowest on I. |
Anonymous
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right on the line of E/I
very much N right on the line of T/F very much P Left law to be a writer. I liked the analytical/logical side of law a lot when I practiced. |
Anonymous
| DH is an INFP. He left law years ago and was unhappy practicing. He couldn''t stand the adversarial nature of law. |
Anonymous
I'm PP with the ENFJ husband-- he is in patent law. |
Anonymous
| ESTP |
Anonymous
| The first ENTJ PP here - should have said my wife, also a lawyer, is also ENTJ, although we have completely different practices. I'm a litigator and she's a regulatory/legislative person. |
Anonymous
| ISTJ (though it has varied over 20+ years). |
Anonymous
| PP here, very close N/S split, off the charts "I" and relatively heavy "J". |