Personality test

                                        Your Type is
                                            ESTJ
                         Extraverted Sensing Thinking Judging
                              Strength of the preferences %
                               44 12 1 33

Qualitative analysis of your type formula

 You are:
moderately expressed extravert
slightly expressed sensing personality
slightly expressed thinking personality
moderately expressed judging personality


ESTJ Personal Growth

What does Success mean to an ESTJ?

People with the ESTJ personality type have a high value for social order and structure.

Throughout his or her life, the ESTJ develops a set of judgement standards that they use to order events and impressions that exist in the world. These standards are essentially social principles. The ESTJ believes very strongly in their principles, and strongly disapproves of any violation. The ESTJ believes that their principles define appropriate behavior and attitudes, and therefore should be followed unconditionally. Just as they naturally create rules, and are therefore natural leaders, ESTJs also believe in following existing social rules. They often lead, but can follow easily if they trust  the authority of the system they're following. The ESTJ can be quite harsh about the violation of a principle. It is more important to the ESTJ that the principle is honored than that they consider the position or feelings of the individual who transgressed  against the principle. Their harshness of manner may damage personal relationships, until the ESTJ incorporates standards for behavior within personal relationships into their system of social rules. The ESTJ truly enjoys being around other eople, and wants to promote traditional relationships. An ESTJ may feel successful if they are able to live their lives within their defined system of principles, but their true and lasting success will come from the ability to create and sustain good and lasting principles, and thus to address all situations in their life dequately and consistently.