Joan Said:

My career options based on Myers Briggs and Holland Code?

We Answered:

Administrator
Bank manager
Business manager
Computer Specialist
Consultant
Corporate Team Trainer
Curriculum Designer
Economist
Engineer
Environmental Planner
Financial Planner
Health and Eduacation Consultant
Labor Relations Worker
Lawyer
Manager
Marketer
Physician
Psychologist
Research and Development Specialist
Researcher
Scientist
Stockbroker
Systems Analyst

...Basically your type is called for the corporate and working world. You are actually the best type at doing anything except working with your hands. But you are straightforward, honest, and seek to learn, and follow your gut instincts without holding back. You will be more likely respected for who you are, and not necessarily liked though. (At first sight), when people get to know you of course, that changes. But you are a strong-willed person, and are most likely to be successful at whatever it is you decide to do. Stay away from "hands-on" careers, your mind is your specialty. I am your psychological cousin ENFJ! haha. I have done a report on this study, and so has my INFP guy friend. I know what the hell I'm talking about. lol. So this should all sound very appealing to you, assuming you took the test right.

You may look up these also:
Your personality: http://www.personalitypage.com/ENTJ.html
Careers: http://www.personalitypage.com/ENTJ_car.…
http://www.teamtechnology.co.uk/careers/…
Overall: http://www.personalitydesk.com/entj-type…

... I have no idea what the holland code is, but i will look it up, because it sounds absolutely fascinating! Good Luck in choosing your career, and your future endeavors.

Jason Said:

Are you an INFP in the myer briggs personality test? what careers interest you?

We Answered:

I am an INTP - The "Engineer" I love it and it suits me

(Introverted iNtuition Feeling Perceiving)

Felicia Said:

Myers Briggs test scored: INFP. Holland Career Code is A-I-S. IQ of 126. Which careers would fit best?

We Answered:

It sounds like this person is a natural problem solver who can work in a fast-paced environment and manage a lot of responsibilities at once. I'm thinking something like a newspaper photojournalist/editor would be good for this person because it would allow him to exercise his artistic career-type personality in writing articles, and he would be able to keep up with daily deadlines and the changing news scene. You never know when a big story is going to break, and you'll have to be there to get the story and write an awesome article about it. This person's feeling personality type would help him decide on the right slant to put on his story. I hope this helps!