SEE-ESFp jobs/careers: what occupations are ESFps good at?

[Saberstorm]

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[Saberstorm]

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[Beautiful sky]

What would be good career choices for ESFps?

[Galen]

Whatever they want to do.

[CILi]

Napoleon.

[MisterNi]

Here's a thread with possible careers for ESFp:

http://personalitycafe.com/esfp-arti...reer-esfp.html

[Absurd]

Table tennis.

[MisterNi]

Table tennis.

Ahem, please see my link.

[EyeSeeCold]

Emotionally/ethically competitive fields might be nice for them. Also hands-on diplomatic positions.

[Jarno]

I bet child care and barber score high.

[Sumer1an]

Hooker

[Sumer1an]

on a more serious note... They can do a lot of things I would list a few but you really dont need to narrow it down. Any career that allows interaction with people and/or helping people. Obviously not a career like an engineer. I said this before but in Reinin's book he says to choose a career that fulfills the creative function, protects the polr, and satisfies the suggestive.

[Galen]

Emotionally/ethically competitive fields might be nice for them. Also hands-on diplomatic positions.

How can something be ethically competitive?

[glam]

public relations, entertainment/show business, broadcasting, politics, etc.

i often see SEEs being drawn to doing things that involve being out in the public eye, being a good communicator, networking/building relationships, competition and leadership, etc.

[EyeSeeCold]

Emotionally/ethically competitive fields might be nice for them. Also hands-on diplomatic positions.

How can something be ethically competitive?

In fields where image and character are always at risk and must be maintained, as in most industrial businesses and international organizations, it is crucial to champion (a facade of) upright ethics, internally and externally.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Editor

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_relations

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Busines...thics_officers
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip-hop_rivalry

[woofwoofl]

Anything their heart desires. Also, I love them

I'm at McDonalds now; so far, so good, and apparently they passed inspection insanely well due in part to my efforts (I was a bit meticulous on the crappers)

[Trevor]

public relations, entertainment/show business, broadcasting, politics, etc.

i often see SEEs being drawn to doing things that involve being out in the public eye, being a good communicator, networking/building relationships, competition and leadership, etc.

SF club, Extroversion, Se.

[Trevor]

SF CLUB EXTROVERTS = PERSONAL TOUCH THAT HAS ESCALATED

[Trevor]

EVERYONE LET ESFP DO PUBLIC RELATIONS ENTERTAINMENT/SHOW BUSINESS BROADCASTING POLITICS ETC THEY ARE PERSONAL TOUCH THAT HAS ESCALATED.

[Trevor]

i "always" knew i was going to be "analyst"

[Minde]

Going through the list in my head of ESFps that I know, all of them are techies in some way or another. One is hardcore about it; one of them works in hardware tech but does customer interfacing/marketing; one of them doesn't work in tech but loves cool gadgets.

The one who works in tech but does people stuff is always learning new things about technology, expanding her knowledge base. As someone said to her, she's a closet geek but not so much in the closet. (She doesn't look like a geek at all.)

Anyway, I don't think career choices can be gleaned from that, but it's an interesting trend in terms of interests and activities/subjects they appear to enjoy.

[Absurd]

Table tennis.

Ahem, please see my link.

You drive a hard bargain.

public relations, entertainment/show business, broadcasting, politics, etc.

i often see SEEs being drawn to doing things that involve being out in the public eye, being a good communicator, networking/building relationships, competition and leadership, etc.

Sounds solidly socionics, which is okay, I guess.

[woofwoofl]

SEE friend is a Pathology Collector nurse.

Why the constant fascination with this type Maritsa?

I don't know, but I'm more than fine with it (even though she's got me as LIE, which I'm fine with as well, and I'm probably gonna ask about it soon, it intrigues me)

[Jarno]

Hooker

many of the SEE like giving massages, they often work at such a salon, or do it as an extra job at home.

[MisterNi]

Anything their heart desires. Also, I love them

I'm at McDonalds now; so far, so good, and apparently they passed inspection insanely well due in part to my efforts (I was a bit meticulous on the crappers)

Have you considered working you way into McD management? I worked with a guy, probably an ILI, who's dad (Who seemed pretty ESFp to me) owned and operated a McDonalds and he made pretty good money. He had all kinds of odds and ends like a Japanese toilet and quite a gun collection.

Anyway, it could be a lucrative career if you have your sights on ownership or management. Just a thought.

[Exodus]

SEEs seem to like jobs where 1) they have some degree of influence/autonomy 2) they get to interact with people 3) what they're doing doesn't have too much structure, you get to improvise and have constant stimulation. I know SEEs as entrepreneur, theatre director, movie producer, engineer, etc.

[Trevor]

majority of people of every type end up doing "normal" jobs

[Simon Ssmall]

Dog barber, astrophysicist, rain gutter

[Saberstorm]

Try owning a jewlery store, and seek to expand it into a regional chain.