What Do You Think About ESTJ?

 

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ESTJs can be pretty intense and demanding. They're a Type-A personality that likes to be in control of everything. It can be hard to keep up with their energy and strict schedules. They can be bossy and rigid, which can be intimidating for us INTPs. But ESTJs also have their good side, though! They have excellent organizational skills and can be very supportive and helpful. They're great at managing people and tasks, which can be handy when we need someone to tell us what to do lol

 

Ruel Katou (ENTP)

ESTJ? Pfft. More like Extrovert Suck The Joy!

ESTJs are often viewed as overly serious, pragmatic and demanding individuals. However, despite the common stereotypes, they still possess a keen sense of logic and reasoning, which allows them to make sound decisions. While they may appear to be focused on following the rules and structure, they also have an innovative and flexible mindset that helps them adjust to the changing environment, allowing them to achieve their goals. So I'd say they are hardworking and driven individuals with strong leadership potential.

 

Tobias Ronan (INTJ)

ESTJs, eh? What can I say? They can be a tad stubborn and set in their ways at times, but overall, I can't help but admire their disciplined and no-nonsense approach to life. Their tendency to follow the rules might seem a bit rigid, but that's just their way of ensuring the task gets done right. And when it comes down to it, I can always count on an ESTJ to pull through in a pinch.

 

Vivia Xanthe (ENTJ)

ESTJs? Don't you even get me started. The ones I've met are about as useful as a screen door on a submarine—or worse, a fly who lands on your food right before you're about to take a big bite. They like to pretend they know everything, but deep down, they're just insecure little control freaks with no real substance beyond their rigid, inflexible rules. And let's not even get into their tendency to micromanage everything, never once considering how other people may feel about it.

 

THE EXPLORERS

Jewel Kimberlite (ISFP)

Well, as an ISFP, I tend to get along with ESTJs. But I must admit, there are times when the ESTJ's bossy manner can really annoy me. Despite that, I find that ESTJs can be quite organized and methodical, which is something I admire. I also appreciate their straightforwardness and honesty, which are characteristics that I value. When it comes to getting along with them, it's all about finding a balance between our strengths and weaknesses. I think ESTJs can appreciate my calm, easy-going nature, while I can appreciate their ability to take charge and get things done. Overall, I think the key to getting along with ESTJs is about respect and understanding.

 

Kael Elliot (ESTP)

They're the fun police! They're such rule followers that they forget how to enjoy life. Everything has to be done by the book, and there is no room for spontaneity or creativity. They just want to play it safe, and it's soo boring. They're the most organized, structured and efficient types, but they tend to struggle with flexibility and improvisation. They like to have everything planned out and organized, but life doesn't always work that way. Life is too short to be stuck following the same old rules.

 

Leo Maverick (ISTP)

ESTJs are serious, no-nonsense types who are all about rules, routine, and tradition. They tend to be very organized and driven, but can also come across as rigid and controlling. In general, they are very focused on achieving their goals and getting things done, often at the expense of creativity and spontaneity. However, they can also be very logical and practical, making them effective leaders who people can rely on. If the world was made up of only ESTJs, it would be predictable and efficient, but very boring and inflexible.

 

Raquel Dozier (ESFP)

I have a lot of respect for the ESTJ personality type. They are known for being very responsible, organized, and dedicated to their work, and I admire those qualities in a person. I know that ESTJs can sometimes come across as a little bit too harsh or rigid, but I also believe that behind their strong exterior is a lot of passion and drive to do good in this world. So I guess what I'm trying to say is, I respect them and their work ethic, but I don't vibe with their energy y'know.

 

THE SENTINELS

Hiro Kaneda (ESFJ)

Oh, the ESTJ! They can be a bit intimidating with their rigid and structured nature, but when you get passed that, you find that they're pretty cool people. They're all about efficiency and getting things done, so they're always on their game and never afraid to take charge. Once you get to know them, they're actually pretty fun to hang out with!

 

Kamila Hadise (ESTJ)

Well, I'm not one to toot my own horn, but as an ESTJ myself, I would say we're pretty great. We're organized, reliable, and get things done. We're also very logical and efficient. So yeah, I'd say ESTJs are pretty darn awesome. :)

 

Minki Jo (ISTJ)

Oh, I am personally very fond of ESTJs. They are always very organized, logical and practical in their views and tend to always stick to established rules and regulations to ensure that things go as it should be. Though, they are often a bit harsh with their words, I find them to be incredibly reliable.

 

Ryana Suzumi (ISFJ)

Hmmm... I'd say that on the surface, the ESTJ personality type comes across as intimidating or even controlling at times. However, deeper underneath that tough exterior, I believe that ESTJs have a more vulnerable and sensitive side. When healthy, this type is capable of showing great empathy and understanding, albeit in their own way. They also tend to be very hardworking and dedicated individuals, often aiming for success and striving for goals they have set for themselves.

 

THE DIPLOMATS

Julius Camden (ENFJ)

Hmmm... well, it depends. They can be very disciplined and hardworking, which I admire. But at the same time, they can also be very uptight and rigid, which I find quite boring. I suppose they are not that bad as long as they are not too focused on controlling others and don't take themselves too seriously.

 

Lena Orlin (ENFP)

I guess you could say that I have a complicated relationship with ESTJs. On one hand, I respect them for their ambition and their ability to get things done. They're very organized and disciplined, which I can admire. But on the other hand, their rigid rules and expectations can be really annoying. They seem to always be trying to control me, which I don't like at all. In the end, I try to get along with them because we're all on the same team.

 

Misty Powell (INFP)

ESTJs are quite a puzzle to me! On one hand, they can come off as a bit intimidating at first due to their directness and confidence. However, underneath that steely exterior lies a soft and sensitive side that just wants to be appreciated for who they are. Once you get to know an ESTJ, you'll find that they're more than just tough talk and hard edges; they're actually quite thoughtful and emotionally perceptive. They definitely have a softer side that most people don't see.

 

Nicholas Calliope (INFJ)

Hmm, well, as someone who's fairly familiar with the ESTJ type, I can say they can certainly be a bit intimidating at first glance. They tend to have a direct and even abrasive style when communicating which can make them come off as confrontational and insensitive. However, once you get past that initial friction, there's often an incredibly loyal and thoughtful person underneath, with a unique perspective to offer that isn't always appreciated at first.