Security Guard Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Security Guard? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Security Guard from Ann and what is the personality traits.
ENFJ (2w1)
Security Guard personality type is ENFJ, which is a rare combination of extraverted intuition and sensing, with introverted feeling. In the Security Guard, the sensing functions are turned on, while the intuition functions are turned off. This is a highly dangerous combination, because while the conscious mind is focused on keeping the good guys safe, the subconscious mind is focused on keeping the bad guys safe. The Security Guard has a hard time trusting his intuition, so it can be difficult to motivate him to use his intuition in a productive way that protects people from harm.
ENFJs are often very good at finding ways to get their intuitive, sensing selves to cooperate with their feeling selves. They are often excellent at solving problems by brainstorming with a group of people. In order to get ENFJs to take an action that they know is right, they need to be motivated through enthusiasm for the action and a sense of urgency. They do not respond well to being told “It’s a good idea” or “That’s a good idea”, when they know they should take action themselves.
