ISFJ Career | The Best Jobs For ISFJs

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Men and women with ISFJ personality is often considered the backbone of the modern workforce. They are attuned to their feelings and that of others, yet still maintain excellent analytical abilities. Although they are introverted, they prefer to be in an environment where they can showcase their well-developed people skills and their ability to establish robust social relationships, and while they tend to judge, they are open to change and new ideas.
If their personality is to be described in one word, the most suitable term will be “observers,” which is why a real standout is their ability to remember specific things about people. Their outstanding memories, combined with the rest of their traits, make ISFJs suitable for careers that are service oriented, stable and practical.

[@sandracross483]

I can relate to interior design, museum curator, librarian., data scientist, maybe. Too much interaction with the general public I find very stressful. It's a preference for structure and evenness.. I hate feelings of chaos.

[@zasilclarissayamba7729]

I'm currently taking up course in elementary teaching.. so happy that it's the perfect job for ISFJ like me 😍

[@jessica33313]

I like customer service and balancing so sure.. but the rest hell no I do not have the patience!!! I love helping people it gives me satisfaction but not for rude people!!

[@me6780]

I wouldn't see myself a teacher, I think this involves being an extrovert type, but is just my feeling

[@thunderbirdice]

I agree.

[@JaytheBee]

As an ISFJ teacher, I can safely say you definitely don't have to be an extrovert to be a teacher! In fact, I feel that introverted teacher have a more calm leadership. I absolutely love my job!

[@thiennguyen-km8eq]

That’s so cool bc nursing, medicine, and teaching are all careers I consider

[@mel012dy]

I'm glad Interior Designer is in the list!! Thank you

[@Lemonsmeringue]

Funny how accurate this is!😄 I volunteer locally and internationally. Customer Service Rep. Worked in a library through high school. Care giver, worked at a elementary-middle school as Assistant Dean. Administrative Assistant. Bookkeeping. Event planner and decorator for friends and family.

[@omannamwar3383]

Same I am nursing student

[@imaglyy3132]

Me as an ISJF battling the career of being a School Counselor or a Librarian... This is just % me.

[@Emily-kv3uw]

So true, I started volunteering at a retirement/longterm care home since I was 14. I've always wanted to assist the elderly

[@thunderbirdice]

Nice. May I ask how old you are now? Or how long ago you started?

[@Emily-kv3uw]

I'm 23

[@omannamwar3383]

I also worked in a clinic as assistant part time in college times I was 17

[@evizacharia7995]

absolutely true!!!

[@omannamwar3383]

Economics Biology Zoology sociology physiology some sports like badminton cooking gardening designing giving feedbacks and over thinking if someone is talking about you that's the qualities isfj has

[@hankyotutorials]

nice video❤️

[@Wakiya93]

I am a ISFJ that is in school to become a Library Technician. I guess it was meant to be!

[@PaulSmith-bx2fq]

Thank you

[@UberMind]

You're welcome

[@didi-sb2qd]

NICEEE......

[@rainyday7517]

Medical 💯

[@IndianaNana1]

academics, counseling

[@oswinaria9034]

are you sure with Data Scientist? that job is very minimum contact with human, which is essential for ISFJ..

[@saudkhantech]

true

[@Toni7926]

ISFJs are structured introverts. It actually fits quite well, even though I have to disagree on the "very minimum contact" part. There's still communication involved as well as presentations. I might also add something like "project manager" or "software developer/engineer" to the list. Quiet, structured jobs that you absolutely need to understand others to be great at. Many people just do work, but in the end there are a lot of costful changes to be made, because the developers couldn't see how users would interact and think. I've met quite many ISFJs in this sort of field by now to be honest. It's just not as stereotypical.

[@Rafashaaman]

2020 e o cara indicando profissao de bibliotecario kkkkkkk

[@Spartan_S-007]

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[@acesb24]

How about barber?

[@jesus1sl0rd56]

I’m an isfj and have been a barber since high school now as a side gig the last few years.. I’m 32 now and can’t complain you will always be able to make extra cash, and you get to talk real with people one on one. It’s perfect

[@anncokafor]

As an ISFJ, some of these jobs were ridiculous or just flat out insulting.

[@thunderbirdice]

I agree. 😆

[@thunderbirdice]

What job are you doing now?

[@Fabiancito]

Who else got school?

[@thunderbirdice]

I’m ISFJ. I find being a nurse difficult due to the vast changes daily and talking to pt easily so I don’t think this is correct. Also is Dental Assistant the right fit for ISFJ? I’ve started this new job 1 year ago and I really enjoy this role.