Benjamin "Ben" Jackson Personality Type, MBTI

Benjamin "Ben" Jackson personality type is ESFJ, with a dominant function of Extraversion. People using this function want to make a positive impression on other people, and they want to feel appreciated and approved of. Benjamins are very popular with their peers. They want to be liked and they want to be seen as the person who can make things happen. They often have a positive outlook on life and tend to view things through a glass-half-full perspective. They are often very empathetic and are good at helping out other people. They are usually very loyal and have little problem with being selfless. If there is a problem, Benjamins will often try to fix it themselves, if possible. When they can't fix it, they'll try to help people figure out how to make it better. Sometimes, they can be too selfless and not see the point of their own needs. They often have a hard time choosing what they want to do. They are not usually very competitive and are better off at social gatherings than in competitive activities. They have a strong need for approval of others and a strong need for fulfillment in their work. This is why Benjamins often become doctors or nurses, where they can help out people who need it.