Fastus Personality Type, MBTI

Fastus personality type is ESTJ, with a dominant function of thinking, Si, and a secondary function of sensing, Se. ESTJs are usually quiet and reserved, but also reliable and dependable, and they are often the most practical people. They strive to achieve the highest levels of competency, and they try to find the best solutions to their problems—especially in situations where other people's emotions are involved. They are generally practical and realistic, but sometimes they can be too anxious to take risks. They can be very straightforward, factual, and honest in their dealings with others, but they may also be very strict and inflexible in their thinking. They tend to be traditional in their thinking and their values; they prefer concrete facts to abstract theories, and they are likely to be practical rather than theoretical in their approach to problems. They are strong-willed people who are often not easily led or influenced by others. ESTJs have well-developed logical minds, and they can argue a point until they convince themselves that they are right. They are good problem-solvers, and they are likely to use a practical approach when they feel that a problem requires a solution.