Architect

🟪 CONFLICT RESOLUTION OR SOCIAL INTERACTION

Turbulent Architects are often fueled by their worries and concerns, which help them see problems (and sometimes find solutions) long before others.

Both types seek order and predictability, but Assertive Architects are slightly more adventurous. They enjoy stability without necessarily fearing its absence.

Neither personality type is typically comfortable with their emotions, but Turbulent Architects are more likely to express them, helping them appear more approachable and connect with others.

🟪 WHERE DO THEY SERVE?

People with the INTJ personality type (Architects) thrive in intellectually demanding departments. They seek to serve in areas that ignite their curiosity, stretch their abilities, and allow them to solve meaningful problems.

Even when everyone around them falls prey to groupthink, people with this personality type can cut through the noise and figure out the true cause of a problem – and then fix it.

🟪 RECOMMENDED DEPARTMENT:

- Media

- Logistics

- Event Planning