Are you an ISTJ?  Do you wonder what is the best race ISTJ might be for you? Well, I guess if you're reading this, you are a fan of MBTI – or of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator, as am. As consultant career change, I found to be a great tool that helps career changers know where to go next.

So how to make a connection between your personality type and careers that you might consider? No doubt you will be happier in a race in which they are able to use your preferred style of operation for most of the time. So when you are considering new career options, take the elements of its type in mind.

Using your Introversion

Make sure that there will be opportunities to work in a way calm and focused and will have time to think and reflect on the work they are doing. If you are constantly required to interact with colleagues and clients, thinking on your feet as you go you will probably find it a struggle.

Using their detection

You probably will be happier if your work involves handling of facts and processes that you can see an immediate practical application. You are great with the application Detailed systems and may feel less comfortable if your work demands are constantly coming up with new ideas and approaches.

Use of your thinking

You are a clear headed, logical thinker and have great ability to weigh the pros and cons objectively. is likely to prefer a work environment where everyone works with clear principles and rules and feel less than inspired by an environment that has a strong focus "people".

Using your judge

You prefer a planned, orderly and is likely to be methodical and systematic in the way work. just want to know what is supposed to have to do can continue with it. If a job requires cutting and changing constantly, or if the environment is quite chaotic and unstructured, it is likely that this drainage.

Do not just look for a simple game

You are a wonderful and complex creature on many factors will be important in their choice of career, so do not expect a simple to a party where ISTJ = x is the perfect job for you.

As for the lines above would be easy to simplistic conclusion, for example, accounting or law would be good ISTJ careers. Now, you will probably find that there are more ISTJ in these fields than in areas such as arts and advertising, but not base your decision to change careers in just their personal style. sure to take into account their skills, interests and values as well as practical matters such as where you live or are willing to relocate.

In the meantime, if you would like to read more about your personality and your career, then I invite you to take a look at the How To Change Careers website http://www.how-to-change-careers.com/career-change-test.html You can take a simple and free personality quiz to give you an idea of your MBTI preferences and read more about what your ISTJ personality type means for you and your career http://www.how-to-change-careers.com/istj.html You can also access my ebook, Know Your Personality, Know Your Career where you will find more career suggestions for each MBTI type.

From Cherry Douglas – Your Career Change Guide

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