ENFJ/ENFP

ENFJ: "Pedagogue" make outstanding group leaders. They try hard to help others be the best that they can be. They make up 5% of the total population. An ENJF's idealism can sometimes be the cause of distress when their assumptions are unable to weather the winds of reality.

Possible ENFJ careers include:
entertainer
recruiter
artist
newscaster
writer/journalist
recreation director
librarian
facilitator
politician
psychologist
housing director
career counselor
sales trainer
travel agent
program designer
corporate/team trainer
child welfare worker
social worker (elderly...services)
interpreter/translator
occupational therapist
executive: small business
alcohol/drug counselor
sales manager

ENFP: "Journalist"are people who love novelty and surprises. They are big on emotions and expression. Life is an exciting drama. They are good at sales, advertising, politics, and acting. About 5% of people are ENFPs.

ENFPs have a tendency to overextend themselves in both their physical and emotional commitments. Their charming personalities can show signs of irritability and over-sensitivity when their desires to please different people come into conflict. During times of stress, ENFPs feel alienated.

Possible ENFP careers include:
conference planner
speech pathologist
HR development trainer
ombudsman
clergy
journalist
newscaster
career counselor
housing director
acting
sales
musician/composer
artist
information-graphics...designer
human resource manager
politics
advertising account manager
dietitian/nutritionist
speech pathologist
massage therapist
editor/art director

Personality tests are my new best friends. Job hunting is stressful especially when people are constantly asking you if you've found a job. When you say no, their next question is usually how come? Like I'd know... But in any case, these personality tests have given me a reason to persevere in job hunting! :)