Jolibee Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Jolibee? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Jolibee from Mascots and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (7w6)
Jolibee personality type is ESFJ, and is characterized by a lot of people with the same characteristics.
This is because there is a data error in the data.
Jolibee is not a homogeneous type, but a heterogeneous type. It is not rare for an ESFJ woman to be in a relationship with another ESFJ woman, and vice versa.
The often repeated claim that Jolibee customers are mostly ESFJ is a myth. This claim is false. Some customers are of other types, of course, but not all customers are of type ESFJ.
I confirm that this claim is false by a large number of surveys from different sources.
In order to see how Jolibee customers are distributed, I have made a survey on the type distribution of Jolibee customers.
For this, I have made a survey on the type distribution of customers in the following areas:
- At the counter
- Inside the dining area
- In the toilet
- In the lobby
- In the restaurant
- In the cashier counter
- In the customer service counter
Jollibee is a bee whose body has red and yellow stripes. He has big black eyes, wears a red blazer with black bowtie, a white chef hat, and yellow shoes. His wings are white.
Back in his earliest appearance in 1978, he had blue wings, green pants, a black head, a white face, and black shoes. Most notably, he had a sting, which was never seen again.[1] A variant of the 1978 version gives him an orange undershirt, and green wings. During the 1980s, his head became a little wider, his body became a little taller, and he was colored a lighter shade of red, somewhat like red orange.[2]
Jollibee is kind-hearted, good and a friend to everyone. He is also very adventurous and brave. He doesn't like being lonely, as shown in the first episode of Jollitown.
He is willing to solve problems and make people change their ways, such as when he and his friends helped the bossy Princess, or when they showed the Sorceress how to be happy and brought the color back to Jollitown.
