From the link below, you can find information on each type.Suitable occupations/ideal jobs pageThis will take you there.
Suitable occupations and jobs for each of the 16 personality types
Craftsman-like temperament (SP type)
- Suitable occupations for ISTP (Practical Type)
- Suitable occupations for ISFP (Artist type)
- Suitable occupations for ESTP (Adventurer type)
- Suitable occupations for ESFP (Optimist type)
Parental temperament (SJ type)
- Suitable occupations for ISTJ (hard worker type)
- Suitable occupations for ISFJ (Guardian type)
- Suitable occupations for ESTJ (the type of person in charge)
- Suitable occupations for ESFJ (Sociable Type)
Idealist temperament (NF type)
- Suitable occupations for INFP (psychologist type)
- Suitable occupations for INFJs (Empathic Personalities)
- Suitable occupations for ENFP (Reformer type)
- Suitable occupations for ENFJ (Collaborator type)
Rationalist temperament (NT type)
- Suitable occupations for INTPs (Researcher Type)
- Suitable occupations for INTJs (Strategists)
- Suitable occupations for ENTPs (Inventor types)
- Suitable occupations for ENTJ (Leader type)
A roadmap to finding a suitable career
We will delve deeper into suitable occupations, linking them to the 16 personality types.
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- A suitable occupation or job for you (ideal job)
- Introduction
- Motivation: The importance of the "why"
- How to find your motivation (WHY)
- How to find the right job (job search methods) - 01
- How to find the right job (job search methods) - 02
- The "field/role (WHAT)" of work
- Derive your motivation from the occupations that interest you.
- Analyzing careers you're interested in – fields and the people who excel in those fields –
- 「The flow of energy in workDecomposition of "
- The importance of "how you feel while doing it (FEEL)"
- Points to Note When Analyzing Occupations and Jobs – Common Mistakes –


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