College of St. Mary Business Department
Myers-Briggs Type Descriptions
Updated 02/27/01 - John Lortz (jlortz@shf.org) and Susan Leavitt (sleavitt@shf.org)

A Brief Description of the Myers-Briggs Types with Typical Occupations

INTJ (introversion, intuition, thinking, judging)
Independent and individualistic. Has great insight and vision. Skilled in creating theories and systems. Drives self and others toward goals and self-improvement. Ingenious and creative problem-solver. Organized, determined, and good at follow-through. Responsible, reserved, and private.
Typical Occupations
administrator	inventor	scientist
archaeologist	investment or bus. analyst	social scientist
architect	management consultant	stockbroker
astronomer	mathematician	university professor
attorney	mortgage broker	writer
computer prog. or analyst	photographer
consultant	physician
designer	psychiatrist
economist	psychologist
engineer	researcher

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