Myers-Briggs Indicator
Your Myers-Briggs® Step IITM Profile gives you information about your personality type based on your answers to the MBTI® assessment. It first indicates your Step ITM results— your reported four-letter type. Next it shows your Step II results—your expression of five facets for each of the four Step I preference pairs.
My Letters: ESFP
Extraversion, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving
ESFPs tend to be outgoing, enthusiastic, easygoing, accepting, and friendly. They enjoy nearly everything and everyone and make things more fun for others by their enjoyment. They are sociable and know what’s happening, joining in eagerly. They are practical and use common sense.
Extraversion
Extraverts enjoy variety and action in their jobs, and a job that is not long and slow. Their preferred method of communication is with energy and enthusiasm, and would prefer face-to-face communication over written. They like to seek opportunities to communicate in groups.
Sensing
Sensors like using experience and standard ways to solve problems. They like to do things with a practical bent and prefer to present the details of their work first. Sensors like evidence presented first and want the practical and realistic applications shown. They prefer suggestions to be straightforward and feasible.
Feeling
Feelers enjoy pleasing people, even in unimportant things, and work best in harmony with others. They prefer to be sociable and friendly, and can be interpersonally appreciative. Feelers consider logic and objectivity as data to value.
Perceiving
Perceivers enjoy flexibility in their work. They tend to be curious and welcome a new light on a thing, situation, or person. Perceivers also adapt well to changing situations and feel restricted without change.