I have an unofficial direct line manager who is an ENTJ, sits miles above me in the food chain but is only a couple of years older than me. He still intimidates me (lol! You ENTJ's are the only ones who do!) but I know he has a good heart as he listened to me talk about the problems I was having in my team, gave me excellent advice in a manner that made complete sense to me and gave me the space when I started to have a few tears. God, an INTJ crying must have been a sight.
I've worked with a number of ENTJ's and they equally amaze me and intimidate me. The mature ones are unstoppable and have my utmost respect (for that matter, so do ESTJ's, only they're more blunt about the way they operate) and I know I can learn a lot off them.
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I have an unofficial direct line manager who is an ENTJ, sits miles above me in the food chain but is only a couple of years older than me. He still intimidates me (lol! You ENTJ's are the only ones who do!) but I know he has a good heart as he listened to me talk about the problems I was having in my team, gave me excellent advice in a manner that made complete sense to me and gave me the space when I started to have a few tears. God, an INTJ crying must have been a sight.
I've worked with a number of ENTJ's and they equally amaze me and intimidate me. The mature ones are unstoppable and have my utmost respect (for that matter, so do ESTJ's, only they're more blunt about the way they operate) and I know I can learn a lot off them.