ISFJ - The Guardian

Slide deck going over ISFJ personality types. Learn what ISFJ personalities are, their strengths and blind spots, how they prefer to work, what they are motivated by, what they are drained by, and common jobs that they enjoy.

1. THE
GUARDIAN
Myers Briggs ISFJISFJ

2. HUMBLE
HARD-WORKING
ENTHUSIASTIC Myers Briggs ISFJ
Guardians focus on making
sure a job is done perfectly
and like to follow a specific
approach. They are social and
enjoy being around small
groups of familiar people.

3. ISFJ personality types 

tend to…ISFJ

4. Myers Briggs ISFJ Seek Mme alone or with a
small group of friends

5. Myers Briggs ISFJ Follow their heart when
making decisions

6. Myers Briggs ISFJ Enjoy schedules,
rules, and processes

7. Make sure a job is
done to perfecMonMyers Briggs ISFJ

8. Myers Briggs ISFJ Focus on the past and
present more than the future

9. STRENGTHS
typically associated with
the ISFJ Personality TypeISFJ

10. Myers Briggs ISFJ Ability to form strong
connec<ons with others

11. Vivid imagina<on
and memory Myers Briggs ISFJ

12. Myers Briggs ISFJ Passion for solving
real-world problems

13. Myers Briggs ISFJ Sensi<vity to the
needs of other people

14. Myers Briggs ISFJ Keen aCen<on
to the details

15. BLIND SPOTS
typically associated with
the ISFJ Personality TypeISFJ

16. Difficulty expressing
internal conflictMyers Briggs ISFJ

17. Tendency to take on
too many projectsMyers Briggs ISFJ

18. Myers Briggs ISFJ Struggling to stand up
for themselves

19. Myers Briggs ISFJ Sensi<vity to conflict
and cri<cism

20. WORK PREFERENCES
for an ISFJ Personality TypeISFJ

21. Myers Briggs ISFJ Create personal connec<ons
with ISFJ types; focus on specific
details and concrete examples.
Communica>ng with an
ISFJ personality type

22. Myers Briggs ISFJ Set mee<ng <me in advance;
address concerns gently while
connec<ng on a personal level.
Mee>ng with an ISFJ
personality type

23. Myers Briggs ISFJ Emailing an ISFJ
personality type
Include casual conversa<on or
anecdotes to build rapport,
even when emailing.

24. Myers Briggs ISFJ Remain sensi<ve to the feelings
of ISFJ types; be sure to
men<on what they’re doing
right when addressing an issue.
Giving Feedback to an
ISFJ personality type

25. Myers Briggs ISFJ Encourage ISFJs to share their
own feelings and perspec<ve—
remember to be gentle and kind
when sharing your own.
Resolving conflict with
an ISFJ personality type

26. MOTIVATORS
Guardians tend to be mo>vated by… ISFJ

27. Structure and organiza<on
from a work environment Myers Briggs ISFJ

28. Myers Briggs ISFJ Newfound personal
connec<ons

29. Time alone to
regroup and rechargeMyers Briggs ISFJ

30. Finding prac<cal
solu<ons to a problem Myers Briggs ISFJ

31. Making a posi<ve
contribu<on to the world Myers Briggs ISFJ

32. STRESSORS
Guardians tend to be drained by… ISFJ

33. Large crowds and par<es Myers Briggs ISFJ

34. Harsh or repeated cri<cismMyers Briggs ISFJ

35. Considering conceptual or
hypothe<cal ideasMyers Briggs ISFJ

36. Living in chaos and disorderMyers Briggs ISFJ

37. Failure from
themselves or others Myers Briggs ISFJ

38. JOBS
Common jobs for people with 

the ISFJ Personality TypeISFJ

39. •Office Manager
•Paralegal
•Social Worker
•Nurse
•Interior Designer
•Judge
•BankerMyers Briggs ISFJ

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