Do Intj care about grades?

We don’t care about grades. We don’t care about proving ourselves to everyone else. We’re smart, we know it, we use it, and we don’t care about proving it to others.

What subjects are INTJs good at?

In general, INTJs appreciate to study abstract subjects -that can have a direct application or not. Thus, many will love languages, sciences, humanities, but also art or music.

What does Intj do for fun?

INTJs often find that they enjoy playing video games. They may also enjoy getting together with small groups of friends to play games of strategy, skill, logic, or imagination.

Do intjs like academics?

INTJs really enjoy academics. They love to learn, to experience and understand new ideas, and this personality type can often be found in academic settings as students or even as teachers. This is where INTJs thrive and feel at home, and their analytical and ideas obsessed brains usually drive them to do well in their chosen academic field.

How can I be more successful as an INTJ?

For the past year, I’ve studied ways to be more successful as an INTJ. I took courses, read books, and spent as much time as possible with others who have succeeded. One of the most stunning things I learned came from career coach Penelope Trunk, CEO of Quistic: almost all top business leaders are INTJ or ENTJ personality types.

What is an INTJ personality type?

Most people think of INTJs in connection to academics and there’s a reason for this. This personality type loves to learn and push themselves to understand new ideas, and academic environments give them the permission and the resources they need to do this. Which is why INTJs are often found in places of higher learning in a variety of roles.

How to make friends with intjs?

Go to events just to observe. Move from conversation to conversation keeping your ears open for the most interesting person in the room. Then get involved in a conversation. The right connection is worth a hundred business cards. Don’t fake it. Because INTJs love learning, we tend to be experts in certain subjects.