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ENTP is one of 16 different personality types from the Myers-Briggs Type Indicators (MBTI). ENTPs are made up of dreamers and doers. Both creative and analytical, ENTP career paths can go in any direction they choose. ENTP career options are as diverse as their notable members, which include entrepreneur Walt Disney, inventor Nikola Tesla, and Theodore Roosevelt.
The sky's the limit, and on this page, we’ll help you better understand the ideal ENTP career choices by breaking down the strengths and weaknesses of this category, and even suggest the best jobs for the ENTP personality type.
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ENTP stands for Extrovert, Intuitive, Thinking, and Perceiving.
ENTPs excel at coming up with big ideas and bringing them to life. They thrive in new situations, and their flexibility ensures that ENTP careers are not limited to one area of expertise.
Strengths | Weaknesses |
---|---|
Innovative | Argumentative |
Creative | Easily distracted |
Knowledgeable | Dislikes routine |
Teambuilders | Insensitive |
Charismatic | Impatient |
There’s a large variety of ENTP careers, with some of the best careers for ENTP personalities landing in the tech industry.
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