ENFJ-The GIVER.ppt
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This document provides information about the ENFJ personality type. It describes ENFJs as interpersonally focused, understanding, tolerant, and good at facilitating communication. They enjoy working with others on tasks focused on personal development. As career counselors, ENFJs offer care, cooperation and facilitation to help people grow while articulating supportive messages. They are motivated to lead others enthusiastically towards action that benefits humanity. The document lists attractive occupations for ENFJs such as counseling, teaching, and religious work, and provides examples of famous people with the ENFJ personality type such as Abraham Lincoln and Maslow.
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- INTJs are independent, determined individuals who trust their vision regardless of skepticism from others.
- They enjoy complex, long-term projects that can be worked on independently.
- Common career paths for INTJs include scientific and technical fields that allow for conceptual thinking and problem-solving at a systems level, such as engineering and computer science.
- Famous INTJs include American tennis player Martina Navratilova, Czech tennis player Ivan Lendl, and US President Woodrow Wilson.
INTP--The THINKER.ppt
INTPs are described as rational, curious, theoretical thinkers who prefer organizing ideas over people or situations. They enjoy working alone with autonomy over their ideas and methods. INTPs are strategic thinkers who develop models, theories, and provide logical analysis. They are skilled at finding errors in logic and long-term consequences. INTPs strengths include being autonomous, cognitive, detached, independent, logical, original, precise, self-determined, skeptical, speculative, spontaneous, and theoretical. They are described as thinkers, architects, creative logicians, builders of theories, and insightful analyzers who incubate ideas.
ESTP-The DOER.ppt
The document provides an overview of the ESTP personality type:
- ESTPs are pragmatic problem solvers who prefer taking direct action to solve issues quickly and efficiently.
- They enjoy new experiences and making the most of the present moment without overthinking things.
- ESTPs are naturally adaptable and excel in hands-on roles that allow independence, such as entrepreneurship, crisis management, sales, or skilled trades.
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ISFPs are gentle, considerate individuals who enjoy working cooperatively and harmoniously. They use a flexible approach and value sensual experiences like color, form and texture. Some key strengths of ISFPs include being adaptable, caring, cooperative and gentle. Popular career paths for ISFPs include nursing, law enforcement, and creative or service-oriented jobs where they can focus on details and use their practical skills. Famous ISFPs include Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Dan Rather, Paul McCartney and Brooke Shields.
ISTP-The MECHANIC.ppt
ISTPs are pragmatic individuals who rely on logic and facts to solve practical problems independently. They enjoy hands-on work and using their technical skills and knowledge to find solutions. ISTPs prefer to act based on reasoning and evidence rather than be convinced by abstract arguments. Potential careers that suit ISTPs include mechanics, engineers, scientists, law enforcement, and skilled trades that allow for independent work using logic and facts.
ISTJ--The DUTY FULFILLER.ppt
ISTJs are thorough, exacting, and careful with detail. They enjoy working within organizations to improve procedures and processes, remaining loyal through both good and bad times. ISTJs are dependable, logical, organized, practical, realistic, reliable, reserved, sensible, and steadfast individuals who take pleasure in making everything orderly and organized in their work and personal lives.
ENTP--The VISIONARY.ppt
The document discusses the personality traits and career tendencies of ENTPs. It describes ENTPs as innovative, strategic, versatile, analytical, and entrepreneurial individuals who enjoy starting new endeavors that require creativity and resourcefulness. The document provides strengths, motivations, potential careers, and examples of famous ENTPs, such as Alexander the Great, Walt Disney, and Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart.
ENTJ--The EXECUTIVE.ppt
ENTJs are logical, organized individuals who enjoy taking charge and developing strategic plans. They work well with others when they can lead and add structure. ENTJs are motivated to use their competence and expertise to improve life through goal setting and problem solving. Potential careers that suit ENTJs include management, leadership, business, education, human resources, computer science, marketing, medicine, and administration where analytical thinking and talent for organization are valuable.
ESFP--The PERFORMER.ppt
ESFPs are friendly, outgoing, and enjoy working with others. They take a practical approach and like to have fun. ESFPs are observant and able to connect people and resources. They are adaptable, enthusiastic, and add energy to any workplace.
ESTJ--The GUARDIAN.ppt
ESTJs are logical, decisive individuals who enjoy organizing tasks and people in a systematic way to get the job done efficiently. They establish clear procedures and standards and work forcefully to implement their plans and ensure others follow them. ESTJs are well-suited for management, administration, and occupations involving analysis, organization of concrete facts, and implementation of procedures and tasks. Examples of attractive careers include management, law enforcement, teaching, and public service roles.
KMLS PPT 24-Sep-2016-Full
This document provides an overview of a presentation by KML Solution (KMLS) on improving team performance through Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). The presentation introduces KMLS, a management consulting firm, and discusses how understanding personality types using MBTI can help improve teamwork. The presentation covers the basics of MBTI, including the 16 personality types and how knowledge of types can enhance communication, decision-making, and conflict management among teams. The presentation aims to demonstrate how using MBTI can lead to better performance, relationships and productivity within organizations.
LTP IN Pakistan-2008 Chennai
This document outlines Learning Through Play (LTP) initiatives in Pakistan, including training mothers, health workers, teachers, and others using LTP resources translated into Urdu. LTP aims to improve early childhood development and mental health. The Pakistan Institute of Living & Learning is researching the impact of LTP on outcomes like postnatal depression, malnutrition, and infant development knowledge. Future plans include integrating LTP into nursing/teaching curricula and expanding training programs to promote early childhood well-being in Pakistan.
LTP SLIDES
The document summarizes a study on implementing a Learning Through Play (LTP) program in rural Pakistan. The study found that training local health workers to educate new mothers about child development and play, and providing mothers with an LTP calendar, improved mothers' knowledge of infant development and reduced their mental distress symptoms. This low-cost intervention was successfully integrated into Pakistan's existing primary healthcare system. Further research is still needed but the pilot project demonstrates the potential for LTP to positively impact early childhood development in low-resource areas.
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- 1. ENFJs are interpersonally focused, understanding, tolerant, appreciative, and facilitators of good communication. They enjoy working with others on a variety of tasks focused on the development of people. Extraverted Feeling with Intuition ENFJ
- 2. Offer care, cooperation, and facilitation for people’s growth Articulate messages that others wants or need to hear Remind stakeholders of their mission and core values Provide support, believing in the positive nature of people General Strengths ENFJ
- 3. ENFJ
- 5. Brief Description of ENFJ • Adaptive • Analytical • Challenging • Clever • Enterprising • Independent • Original • Outspoken • Questioning • Resourceful • Strategic • Theoretical
- 6. • THE GIVER • The Teacher • Envisioner Mentor • Insightful Contributors • Empathic Educator ENFJ
- 7. • Harmonizer • Pedagogue • Smooth-talking persuaders • The relationship is everything • ENFJs articulate & articulate ENFJ
- 8. ENFJ • Warm, empathetic, responsive, and responsible. • Highly attuned to the emotions, needs, and motivations of others. • Find potential in everyone, want to help others fulfill their potential. • May act as catalysts for individual and group growth. • Loyal, responsive to praise and criticism. Sociable, facilitate others in a group, and provide inspiring leadership.
- 9. Motivation Values Spokesperson Leading others with enthusiasm from process to action for the benefit of humanity ENFJ
- 10. Type Dynamics Applying logic ENFJs Looking at larger picture F S N T Considering people Looking at facts Solve a problem by
- 12. MOST ATTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS • Religiously Oriented Occupations • Home Economist • Optometrist • Musician or Composer • Counselor • Artist or Entertainer • Physician: Family, General Practice • Designer • Child Care Worker ENFJ
- 13. CAREER TRENDS • Many of these occupations reflect an interest in helping other with their emotional, intellectual, or spiritual development; • 7 of the top 20 are religiously oriented occupations. • There are also a number of positions in the arts represented. ENFJ
- 14. POTENTIAL STRENGTHS • Can get things organized • Ability to develop human resources • Skilled at building consensus • People skills • Energy and enthusiasm ENFJ
- 15. FAMOUS ENFJs
- 17. Maslow ENFJ
- 18. ENFJ • David, King of Israel Abraham Lincoln Ronald Reagan William Cullen Bryant Abraham Maslow Ross Perot Elizabeth Dole Francois Mitterand • Bob Saget Dick Van Dyke Andy Griffith James Garner William Aramony Gene Hackman Brenda Vaccaro Randy Quaid Peyton Manning,