All you need to know about INTJ personality  type – or THE MASTERMIND
  One of INTJs characteristic are they can improve  on almost anything.
  INTJs are also one of the rarest personality  types and, perhaps, the most misunderstood
  type of all.
  Depending on which source you read, INTJs  account for anywhere between 1 to 4 percent
  of the population.
  But what makes this enigmatic personality  type so special?
  INTJs are analytical.
  Like INTPs, they are most comfortable working  alone and tend to be less sociable than other
  types.
  Nevertheless, INTJs are prepared to lead if  no one else seems up to the task, or if they
  see a major weakness in the current leadership.
  They tend to be pragmatic, logical, and creative.
  They have a low tolerance for spin or rampant  emotionalism.
  They are not generally susceptible to catchphrases  and do not recognize authority based on tradition,
  rank, or title.
  INTJ stands for "introverted", "intuitive",  "thinking", and "judging".
  Being introverted means that people with this  personality type tend to focus on their own
  thoughts and prefer quiet surroundings.
  Being intuitive in this context means that  INTJ people focus on ideas, concepts, patterns
  and possibilities.
  Thinking function in terms of 16 personality  types means that a person with an INTJ personality
  values logic and reason, and tends to make  decisions based on facts rather than emotions.
  Being judging means that this person likes  structure and organization and prefers to
  plan things in advance in order to know what  the outcome.
  It's important to note that letters in your  personality type reflect your natural preferences,
  but this preference is not absolute.
  Any personality type may act out of character  at times;
  even somebody with an INTJ personality may  become overwhelmed with emotions and make
  an irrational choice based on that situation.
  Or she may force herself to act as an extrovert  and be successful at that,
  however that would feel inconvenient and unnatural  to her just like it feels inconvenient and
  unnatural to write with your left hand when  you're right-handed.
  Myers-Briggs named this personality type "The  Architect" or "Conceptual Planner";
  David Keirsey called it "The Mastermind"  or "The Scientist";
  others called it "The Visionary", "The  Director" or "The Strategist".
  Intelligent, innovative, intense and private  INTJs are superb planners who enjoy devising
  elaborate plans, and will never begin a project  without defining all its steps first.
  If we were to compare 16 personality types  to four temperaments model,
  INTJ would be mixed choleric-melancholic type  where choleric temperament is the predominant
  temperament and melancholic temperament is  secondary.
  Hallmarks of the INTJ include independence  of thought and a desire for efficiency.
  They work best when given autonomy and creative  freedom.
  They harbor an innate desire to express themselves  by conceptualizing their own intellectual
  designs.
  They have a talent for analyzing and formulating  complex theories.
  INTJs are generally well-suited for occupations  within academia, research, consulting, management,
  science, engineering, and law.
  They are often acutely aware of their own  knowledge and abilities, as well as their
  limitations and what they don't know (a  quality that tends to distinguish them from
  INTP's).
  INTJs thus develop a strong confidence in  their ability and talents, making them natural
  leaders.
  Being highly rational and pragmatic, people  with "The Mastermind" personality type
  are fascinated by science and technology.
  They possess a high learning capacity; not  only they can easily process difficult material,
  they can also accurately reproduce received  information.
  How to Get an INTJ to Like You.
  Clever and sophisticated, INTJs have little  tolerance for stupidity and incompetence.
  Maintaining their high standards, they expect  from others just as much as they expect from
  themselves.
  Only savvy and competent people can appeal  to INTJs, and even then it may take a while
  until they let you into their private circle.
  If you want to strike up a conversation with  an INTJ, avoid small talk as they find it
  silly and annoying.
  Instead, find a way to engage them on a deeper  intellectual level.
  INTJs can't be impressed by fancy degrees,  titles or catchphrases.
  To get their attention show them your real  worth in terms of what you are capable of;
  present actionable well-defined ideas that  can accomplish INTJ's goals.
  In forming relationships, INTJs tend to seek  out others with similar character traits and
  ideologies.
  Agreement on theoretical concepts is an important  aspect of their relationships.
  By nature INTJs can be demanding in their  expectations, and approach relationships in
  a rational manner.
  As a result, INTJs may not always respond  to a spontaneous infatuation but wait for
  a mate who better fits their set criteria.
  They tend to be stable, reliable, and dedicated.
  Harmony in relationships and home life tends  to be extremely important to them.
  They generally withhold strong emotion and  do not like to waste time with what they consider
  irrational social rituals.
  This may cause non-INTJs to perceive them  as distant and reserved;
  nevertheless, INTJs are usually very loyal  partners who are prepared to commit substantial
  energy and time into a relationship to make  it work.
  As mates, INTJs want harmony and order in  the home and in relationships.
  The most independent of all types, INTJs trust  their intuition when choosing friends and
  mates, even in spite of contradictory evidence  or pressure from others.
  The emotions of an INTJ are hard to read,  and neither male nor female INTJs are apt
  to express emotional reactions.
  At times, INTJs seem cold, reserved, and unresponsive,  while in fact they are almost hypersensitive
  to signals of rejection from those they care  for.
  INTJs Social Weaknesses.
  In social situations, INTJs may also be unresponsive  and may neglect small rituals designed to
  put others at ease.
  For example, INTJs may communicate that idle  dialogue such as small talk is a waste of
  time.
  This may create the impression that the INTJ  is in a hurry, an impression that is not always
  intended.
  In their interpersonal relationships, INTJs  are usually better in a working situation
  than in a recreational situation.
  All in all, that's all you need to know about  INTJ personality type (or THE MASTERMIND).
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