Personality Type INFP: Idealist
Idealists (INFPs) have strong values and ideals. They like to do work that aligns with these values. They focus on their own growth and the growth of others. They want to share their values and ideals with others and may be interested in helping humanity. They are usually flexible and relaxed, but they become firm when a valued belief is at risk. Idealists enjoy thinking and discussing ways to create positive changes in the future. They often feel energetic and commit fully to projects that matter to them.
Preferences of the INFP:
How do others view INFPs?
INFPs easily adapt. They are flexible unless something important to them is threatened. They care a lot about other people, showing this more through actions (help) than words. They tend to observe and support rather than organize. They dislike dominating others. They sometimes tend to avoid decisions or underestimate their own achievements.
Others view INFPs as:
Pitfalls and development points of the INFP:
When INFPs find themselves in a place where they cannot use their characteristics and talents, they can sometimes:
The Bridge Tests & Online Assessments
TestGroup is the official provider of the renowned Bridge tests and online assessments, which are high-quality, scientifically validated psychometric tools used globally. Developed in collaboration with universities around the world, these assessments predict workplace behavior through personality tests, cognitive ability evaluations, and career assessments. We assist organizations globally in using online assessments.
Online Assessment Tips
