Thomas Rogers Personality Type, MBTI

Thomas Rogers personality type is ISTJ, which means that he prefers to be practical in problem solving. ISTJs are diligent in their work and in their studies. They tend to focus in on the practical rather than the idealistic, and to see things in terms of immediate results or the pragmatic. They generally prefer to be in charge. They do not like to be told what to do by others, but they are very reliable and reliable people who know how to get things done. They tend to be very matter-of-fact, practical, and realistic. ISTJs are very good at compartmentalizing themselves, so they can work on different levels simultaneously, so they can function at the same time in the world of ideas and yet remain focused on detail and function well in the world of practical problems. They are not particularly creative. ISTJs are not particularly good at dealing with abstract ideas or ideas that are not concretely defined. They are very logical and tend to focus on concrete details. They are extremely practical people, who are not particularly interested in enjoying life or living it up. They are very much focused on their work and their lives, which are usually quite restricted.