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11-10-2006, 11:49 AM
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Star Trek Personality Test Results: ENFP
This test says you are an ENFP (Extrovert, Intuitive, Feeler, Perceiver).* In Star Trek, you share a basic personality configuration with the characters of James Kirk and Julian Bashir.
"The game isn't chess. It's poker." - Kirk
Qualities
People like you are generally great problem-solvers. You're highly innovative, creative and unique. You're optimistic by nature, which may make others believe you're naive, but actually you're full of energy, very clever, and determined not to be stopped. You're outgoing, curious, and extremely playful. Others are sometimes taken aback by your enthusiasm, but it keeps you going after others have dropped.
You're deeply caring, sensitive, and gentle, which, combined with your need to solve problems, may make you a little too eager to give others advice. You also process information very quickly, which may make others believe you're not listening to them. Before you share your feelings, you have to have time to process them.
You're adaptive and resourceful, but sometimes highly disorganized. You dream of having the perfect assistant, and, should one come along, you will treasure them beyond price. You respond best to people who encourage your unique viewpoints and insights, help you maintain harmony, and want to play and explore with you. You don't respond well when you're overwhelmed with details or when you're in a rigid situation.
Goals
Your primary goal in life is freedom to see possibilities, make connections, and be with a variety of people. Your reward is having spontaneous adventures.
Work
You're best employed in a position that can inspire others, winning them over with your zest and sincerity. You feel conflicts deeply, particularly in regards to personal ideals. You love new things, but often end up rejecting them when they fail to live up to your standards. You're a born crusader, and your gut instincts serve you very well indeed.
As much as you want perfection in relationships, you're very good at dealing with compromises at work, as long as everything fits within your general understanding of how things should be.
You tend to put off work you don't find interesting, so a good supervisor should help you balance your time between the new and innovative things you love and the routine that you tolerate.
Relationships
You want perfection in your relationships, so while you might take forever to give up on a bad relationship you care about, you may also abandon still-new friendships and loves at the first hint of imperfection or dullness. You love to be in love, and thrive on other's admiration, which you will readily return.
Your most difficult relationship may well be with yourself. Your own faults may bother your so deeply that you bury them, pretending to yourself that all is well when, in fact, you need help or a change. If the stress becomes extreme, your own sense of self-preservation may turn that deception outwards, blaming others for your own perceived faults.
Jobs
Good careers for your type include being an advertising account executive, starship captain, career counselor, developer of educational software, actor, graphics designer, corporate team trainer, psychologist, inventor, medical pioneer, and child welfare counselor.
Star Trek Personality Test Results: ENFP
This test says you are an ENFP (Extrovert, Intuitive, Feeler, Perceiver).* In Star Trek, you share a basic personality configuration with the characters of James Kirk and Julian Bashir.
"The game isn't chess. It's poker." - Kirk
Qualities
People like you are generally great problem-solvers. You're highly innovative, creative and unique. You're optimistic by nature, which may make others believe you're naive, but actually you're full of energy, very clever, and determined not to be stopped. You're outgoing, curious, and extremely playful. Others are sometimes taken aback by your enthusiasm, but it keeps you going after others have dropped.
You're deeply caring, sensitive, and gentle, which, combined with your need to solve problems, may make you a little too eager to give others advice. You also process information very quickly, which may make others believe you're not listening to them. Before you share your feelings, you have to have time to process them.
You're adaptive and resourceful, but sometimes highly disorganized. You dream of having the perfect assistant, and, should one come along, you will treasure them beyond price. You respond best to people who encourage your unique viewpoints and insights, help you maintain harmony, and want to play and explore with you. You don't respond well when you're overwhelmed with details or when you're in a rigid situation.
Goals
Your primary goal in life is freedom to see possibilities, make connections, and be with a variety of people. Your reward is having spontaneous adventures.
Work
You're best employed in a position that can inspire others, winning them over with your zest and sincerity. You feel conflicts deeply, particularly in regards to personal ideals. You love new things, but often end up rejecting them when they fail to live up to your standards. You're a born crusader, and your gut instincts serve you very well indeed.
As much as you want perfection in relationships, you're very good at dealing with compromises at work, as long as everything fits within your general understanding of how things should be.
You tend to put off work you don't find interesting, so a good supervisor should help you balance your time between the new and innovative things you love and the routine that you tolerate.
Relationships
You want perfection in your relationships, so while you might take forever to give up on a bad relationship you care about, you may also abandon still-new friendships and loves at the first hint of imperfection or dullness. You love to be in love, and thrive on other's admiration, which you will readily return.
Your most difficult relationship may well be with yourself. Your own faults may bother your so deeply that you bury them, pretending to yourself that all is well when, in fact, you need help or a change. If the stress becomes extreme, your own sense of self-preservation may turn that deception outwards, blaming others for your own perceived faults.
Jobs
Good careers for your type include being an advertising account executive, starship captain, career counselor, developer of educational software, actor, graphics designer, corporate team trainer, psychologist, inventor, medical pioneer, and child welfare counselor.