ESFJs are helpful, tactful, compassionate and orderly. They place a high value on getting along with others and

Enjoy organizing people and projects to help complete the tasks and hand.

Extraverted Feeling with Sensing

ESFJ

Respond consistently, compassionately, and carefully to each person’s needs

Are committed and loyal to people and organizations; team players

Offer warmth, practical recognition, and harmonious ways to get along

Work for accord, helping everyone fit it

General Strengths

ESFJ

Brief Description of ESFJ

• Conscientious

• Cooperative

• Harmonious

• Loyal

• Personable

• Planful

• Responsible

• Responsive

• Sociable

• Sympathetic

• Tactful

• Traditional

• THE CAREGIVER

• Practical Contributors

• Hosts and hostesses of the world

• Everyone Trusted Friend

• Friendly Facilitator

ESFJ

• Provider

• Facilitator Caretaker

• Harmonizer

• Seller

• Stand by your lover

ESFJ

Personality Portraits

ESFJ

POTENTIAL STRENGTHS

• Ability to set up effective procedure

• Decisiveness

• Maintain and preserve what works

• People skills

• Skilled at building consensus.

ESFJ

• Warmhearted, conscientious, and cooperative.

• Want harmony in their environment, work with determinations to establish if.

• Like to work with others to complete tasks accurately and on time.

• Loyal, follow through even in small matters.

• Notice what others need in their day-by-day lives and try to provide it.

• Want to be appreciated for who they are and for what they contribute.

ESFJ

Motivation

Servant Leader

Organizing and accomplishing tasksof value while keeping every onehappy

ESFJ

Type Dynamics

Applying logicESFJs

Looking at larger picture

F

N

ST

Considering people

Looking at facts

Solve a problem by

CAREER DEVELOPMENT

ESFJ

CAREER TRENDS

• Occupations most attractive to ESFJs are in education and healthcare or are religiouslyoriented.

• These three areas represent about 20% of the top 50 occupations.

• In business, ESFJs are attracted to positions where they can provide personal service, either in a small firm or in the service department of a large organization.

ESFJ

Careers where the ESFJ's dominant function (Fe) is

used most

Careers where the ESFJ's auxiliary function (Si) is

used most

Counsellor

Trainer

Assistant

Secretary

Senior Manager

Researcher

Accountant/auditor/

banker/economist

Designer

Homemaker

Entrepreneur/self-employed

Writer/editor

Psychologist

Careers/occupational advice/therapy

Human Resources

Marketing specialist

Doctor/health care

Business Analyst

Librarian

Artist/actor

Researcher

Entrepreneur/self-employed

Forces

Careers/occupational

advice/therapy

Scientist/biologist/

physicist/chemist

Homemaker

Administrator

Sales

Assistant

MOST ATTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS

• Teacher

• Administrator: Student personnel

• Manager: Office

• Receptionist

• Religiously Oriented Occupations

• Child Care Worker

• Home Economist

• Hair Dresser or Cosmetologist

• Food Service Worker

ESFJ

MOST ATTRACTIVE OCCUPATIONS

• Trainer

• Marketing Specialist

• Lawyer/Attorney

• Researcher

• Secretary

• Nurse

• Assistant

ESFJ

FAMOUS ESFJs

George Washington

ESFJ

was the First President of the United States

ESFJ

Andrew Johnson

17th US President ESFJ

ESFJ• William

McKinleyBill ClintonDon KnottsDesi ArnazJohn Connally

• Steve SpurrierSally FieldDanny GloverNancy KerriganElvis Stojko

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