Characteristics of employees based on 16 personality types

Parental temperament (SJ type)

ESFJ(Sociable type)A cheerful employee who regularly brings in coffee and homemade sweets to share with everyone. Also the most reliable source of office gossip.
reference Suitable occupations for ESFJ (Consul/Sociable type)

ESTJ(Responsible type)An employee who applied for a supervisory position just one week after joining the company (and continued to do so every week thereafter).
reference Suitable occupations for ESTJ (Executive/Managerial type)

ISFJ(Parent type)An incredibly kind and hardworking employee who resolves all workplace conflicts by sticking notes on the copier.
reference Suitable occupations for ISFJ (Advocate/Guardian type)

ISTJ(Hard worker type)A diligent employee who arrives 30 minutes early every morning and meticulously lists every instance where other employees are not following proper workplace procedures.
reference Suitable occupations for ISTJ (Logistician = Hard worker type)

Craftsman-like temperament (SP type)

ESFP(Optimistic type)An employee who regularly plans company social gatherings where employees can enjoy karaoke and alcohol.
reference Suitable occupations for ESFP (Entertainer = Optimistic type)

ESTP(Adventurer type)A popular figure in the office, known for his eloquence and ability to instantly calm down even the most angry clients.
reference Suitable occupations for ESTPs (Entrepreneur/Adventurer type)

ISFP(Artist type): An employee who silently complies no matter how meticulously they are managed, and who unexpectedly displays creative talent in the projects they are assigned.
reference Suitable occupations for ISFPs (Adventurer/Artist type)

ISTP(Practical type)He works in either the official or unofficial IT department. He's well-known among other employees as the employee who has won the corporate sports league championship for 10 consecutive years.
reference Suitable occupations for ISTP (Master/Practitioner type)

Idealist temperament (NF type)

ENFJ(Collaborator type)The official, or de facto, shadow HR manager. They spend most of their time at work checking to make sure others are safe, happy, and valued.
reference Suitable occupations for ENFJs (protagonist/collaborator type)

ENFP(Reformer type): An employee who spends half the day furiously working to finish something they'd forgotten by the 12 o'clock deadline, and the other half giving unnecessarily emotional cheers to other employees.
reference Suitable occupations for ENFP (Activist/Reformer type)

INFJ(Empathic type): An employee who hates listening to everyone's complaints and wishes that everyone would solve their own problems, yet everyone ends up venting their frustrations.
reference Suitable occupations for INFJs (Advocates/Empaths)

INFP(Psychologist type)He's always about 15 minutes late, but he's an employee who dedicates himself to the company as seriously as he does to his own life.
reference Suitable occupations for INFP (Mediator/Psychologist type)

Rationalist temperament (NT type)

ENTJ(Leader type)An employee who, for some reason, earns four times more than other employees doing the exact same job.
reference Suitable occupations for ENTJ (Commander/Leader type)

ENTP(Inventor type): An employee who comes up with a (self-proclaimed) brilliant method every two or three days and tries to force their reluctant colleagues to adopt it.
reference Suitable occupations for ENTPs (Debaters/Inventors)

INTJ(Strategist type)An employee who constantly complains to HR about the inefficiency and irrationality of closing the office early to attend the "company karaoke party" hosted by ESFPs on the second Friday of every month.
reference Suitable occupations for INTJs (Architects/Strategists)

INTP(Researcher type)An employee who stays cooped up in the office all day, muttering about quitting and starting their own business, but in reality doesn't go anywhere.
reference Suitable occupations for INTPs (Logician/Researcher type)