Lawyers - Do you know your MBTI personality type?

[Anonymous]

ISTJ

[Anonymous]

ISFJ

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ISTJ, with a very close N/S split. The J is almost off the charts. Very few "F"s in law, I would imagine.

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!

I am almost evenly split between J and P, though J always edges the P out. Wonder what that means?

[Anonymous]

INTJ. Solid on everything except the S/N, where I'm on the line.

[Anonymous]

INFP here. I've seriously considered switching to a different profession many times but I'm still here. I am definitely odd woman out in this profession.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:ISTJ, with a very close N/S split. The J is almost off the charts. Very few "F"s in law, I would imagine.

Ditto. Well, maybe not the off the chart J part, but I am strongly I, T, and J, with N/S being closely split. I do appellate litigation and love it, except for oral arguments.

[Anonymous]

Entj

[Anonymous]

ENTJ when first out of law school, still entj, but moving closer to the I, 15 years later

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:ISTJ, with a very close N/S split. The J is almost off the charts. Very few "F"s in law, I would imagine.

Ditto. Well, maybe not the off the chart J part, but I am strongly I, T, and J, with N/S being closely split. I do appellate litigation and love it, except for oral arguments.

I'm one of the prior ISTJ posters and I'm also in appellate litigation. I do enjoy briefing. I don't love doing oral arguments frequently, but I get a kick out of a good argument every now and then.

[Anonymous]

INFP. Did not like practicing and left. Eventually wound up in career consulting/resume writing and MBTI interpretation.
I loved studying law, but I think it was very hard to be an F in litigation.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:INFP. Did not like practicing and left. Eventually wound up in career consulting/resume writing and MBTI interpretation.
I loved studying law, but I think it was very hard to be an F in litigation.

Yes, I had to get out of litigation because I felt like a square peg in a round hole most of the time. Not surprisingly, I gravitated more towards dispute resolution and counseling (before leaving law entirely).

signed,

an ENFP

[Anonymous]

INFP

Though for the life of me I can't remember what that means. But one of my best friends is also, which thought was neat.

[Anonymous]

http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/

[Anonymous]

ENTJ, but right on the line of E/I. DH is INTJ. I think our poor kids are doomed to be very heavy NTJs, and one is already talking about law school (at 7 - sigh).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:INFP

Though for the life of me I can't remember what that means. But one of my best friends is also, which thought was neat.

This is such an NFP response.