ESTJs are organized, results-oriented individuals who thrive in structured work environments with clear roles and responsibilities. They are serious about their duties and trust approaches that have proven effective. While socially engaging, ESTJs focus on getting tasks done efficiently. They make detailed plans and schedules, sticking closely to them, which can frustrate others wanting quicker decisions. Under stress, their normally strong thinking and judging functions may give way to undeveloped feelings of sadness or doubt.

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Extraversion. Sensing. Thinking. Judging
ESTJs are objective, straightforward and planned in their work. They thrive under established organisations with
well-defined roles and responsibilities.
They are results-oriented, efficient and competent in their work. While ESTJs are gregarious and engaging in
social settings, they are serious and responsible when it comes to upholding their duty as parent, staff or citizen.
They usually trust ideas that are tried and tested and are wary of any new initiatives that are yet to be proven.
They may appear slow when processing new information and may appear inflexible.
"Let's get straight to it."
ESTJs are productive and organised in planning their lives. They have schedules, budgets and plans, and they
stick to them as much as possible. Their calendars are often filled with business and social activity which are
usually intentionally planned.
Their desire for organisation and closure sometimes gets on the nerves of others who do not want to make a
decision so quickly. They may come across as overbearing or opinionated as a result.
"Nobody cares."
Their Feeling (F) is the weakest of their mental functions. This means that under stress, their Feeling function
may come out in an undeveloped or a childish manner.
As a result, they may experience sadness, loneliness or even self-doubt when put under great stress.
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