Some Occupational Choices of Different Personality Types

Sensation-Feelers

Craftsmen

Computer Science Support Staff

Designers

Doctors

Engineering and Science Technicians

Healthcare Therapists

Journalists/Writers

Judges

Managers and Administrators

Media Specialists

Nursing Administrators

Pharmacists

Rehabilitation Counselors

Restaurant Managers

Sales Representatives

Social Scientists

Store Keepers

Teachers

Sensation-Thinkers

Actors

Certain types of Administrators

Clinical Lab Technologists

Counselors in general

Editors and Reporters

Engineers

Occupational Therapists

Office Machine Operators

Photographers

Receptionists

School Teachers

Speech Pathologists

Intuitive-Feelers

Aeronautical Engineers

Artists and Entertainers

Coordinators

Computer Specialists

Detectives

Lifeguards

Managers and Administrators

Musicians and Composers

Physical Scientists

Psychologists

Research Scientists

Therapists

Writers

Intuitive-Thinkers

Chemical Engineers

Computer Programmers

Counselors

Electric and Electronic Technicians

Doctors of Medicine

Managers

Marketing Personnel

Mechanical Engineers

Musicians and Composers

Protective Service Workers

Psychologists

University Teachers

Reference: Myers. I. B. and McCauley, “A Guide to the development and use of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator”, Palo Alto, CA, Consulting Psychologist Press, 1985