What are the strengths of ESTJ?

Organization and leadership, Dedication and loyalty, Practical problem-solving, Direct communication, Strong sense of responsibility

What types are compatible with ESTJ?

ISFP (The Adventurer), ISTP (The Virtuoso)

ESTJ — The Executive

Also known as “The Supervisor”

Approximately 8.7% of the population

ESTJs are excellent administrators, unsurpassed at managing things and people. They are practical, realistic, and matter-of-fact with a natural head for business. ESTJs value order, tradition, and security, and bring a strong sense of duty to everything they do.

Cognitive Dimensions

Energy Direction

Extraversion

(E)

Introversion

(I)

Energized by social interaction and external world

Information Gathering

Sensing

(S)

Intuition

(N)

Focuses on concrete facts and present reality

Key Characteristics

Organized and efficient

Practical and realistic

Strong leadership skills

Dedicated and loyal

Direct and honest

Values order and structure

Excellent at managing

Responsible and dependable

Strengths

+Organization and leadership
+Dedication and loyalty
+Practical problem-solving
+Direct communication
+Strong sense of responsibility

Growth Areas

~Can be inflexible
~May be overly controlling
~Difficulty with abstract concepts
~May neglect emotional needs
~Tendency to be judgmental

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ESTJ — The Executive

Cognitive Dimensions

Key Characteristics

Strengths

Growth Areas

Compatible Types

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