Sis van Rossem Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Sis van Rossem? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Sis van Rossem from Hosts & Presenters and what is the personality traits.
ENFJ (1w2)
Sis van Rossem personality type is ENFJ, in the MBTI (Myers-Briggs) system. She is highly intuitive, sensitive, and perceptive. She is a private person, who thinks deeply and feels deeply, she has a very good understanding of her inner world. She is also a very natural fun-loving person, who has a great sense of humor. She is an optimist and a realist, she can be a great friend and a great colleague. She is a very organized person, who is good at multitasking. She is also good at analyzing, she has a good memory and can keep her train of thought. Her skill set is multifaceted, she has a lot of different competencies, she can be a great manager, she is very creative, she can be a great artist, she can be a great teacher, she is good at solving problems.
Sis van Rossem personality type is ENFJ, in the MBTI (Myers-Briggs) system. She is highly intuitive, sensitive, and perceptive. She is a private person, who thinks deeply and feels deeply, she has a very good understanding of her inner world.
Mary (Sis) van Rossem (Zeist, May 2, 1945) is a Dutch art historian, teacher, columnist and presenter. Sis is the daughter of painter Gerard van Rossem and Huberta Gerarda Nolen and the sister of Vincent and Maarten van Rossem. The latter gave her her name Sis (from 'sister'). She worked for a large part of her life in education, from secondary schools to teacher training and Hogeschool Utrecht. She herself studied at the University of Utrecht for some time from the age of thirty. She presents the television program Hier zijn de Van Rossems with her brothers. She had to leave the series Brothers in Berlin that was derived from this in 2019 due to health problems. Van Rossem's columns, dealing with daily life and art history, which she wrote for the magazine Maarten! are bundled under the title Through the eyes of Sis van Rossem, 2019.
