Perhaps I wasn't clear or perhaps you didn't get my message, Sorpesa.
You wrote: "Stop telling INTJs that we are the ones who need to adapt. You have your priorities wrong."
I agree with your conclusiion! However, I'm not telling INTJs to adapt to the workplace... I'm saying INTJs have opportunities to get out of the workplace and not worry about adapting.
You wrote: "It is not up to intelligent people to accommodate the unintelligent. The unintelligent should find some other line of work."
True INTJ's are one of rarest types. I must be a bit older than you... in my long experience... if you think the world is going to adapt to you and your brand of intelligence, you're in for a hard uphill battle. Good luck with that. INTJs are mavericks and lone wolves... we walk alone, that's just the way it is. Some INTJs manage just fine in a workplace where they are left alone to do what they do and come out of the Cave with solutions... but that is rare indeed.
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Perhaps I wasn't clear or perhaps you didn't get my message, Sorpesa.
You wrote: "Stop telling INTJs that we are the ones who need to adapt. You have your priorities wrong."
I agree with your conclusiion! However, I'm not telling INTJs to adapt to the workplace... I'm saying INTJs have opportunities to get out of the workplace and not worry about adapting.
You wrote: "It is not up to intelligent people to accommodate the unintelligent. The unintelligent should find some other line of work."
True INTJ's are one of rarest types. I must be a bit older than you... in my long experience... if you think the world is going to adapt to you and your brand of intelligence, you're in for a hard uphill battle. Good luck with that. INTJs are mavericks and lone wolves... we walk alone, that's just the way it is. Some INTJs manage just fine in a workplace where they are left alone to do what they do and come out of the Cave with solutions... but that is rare indeed.