What tech careers are ideal for an INTP? | CS Joseph Responds

[@lifeform106]

I am an INTP and this video is GOLD especially on being a generalist. I am studying to be a web developer and I will continue to make study and get good but this video opened up the opportunities of other things in tech I didn't know. Software development is a fine job for INTPs and it is much better than working at a restaurant, but of course, I want to keep learning and growing and these tech jobs I will try to do too and get good at everything! Thanks so much! This is the best channel on youtube for MBTI advice and CS Joseph may get hate, but I think should keep going because these are amazing and well done :) screw haters

[@murrmightfish9288]

Great advice here. As an INTP, never underestimate the value of a sideways move to build a broad range of skills and experience. Once you're no longer learning much in a role, move.

[@elisabethschlarb3059]

Lol too bad we often stop learning after like 6 months and then we end up looking like job hoppers 😕😅🙈

[@Zeusspupp]

INTP with 57 years experience ... First part of the video was spot on, be a generalist, walk your own line, call your own shots because you have the knowledge and skills. Im a toolmaker, old trade/craft, beautiful metamorphosis of engineering , art, and craft, work that uses your mind and your hands. Over my life I have learned Linux, multiple engineering programs, electrical and plc systems, pneumatics and hydraulics, servo and motion systems in addition to the skills to make precise parts from any material.. Second half, mostly bs. There is more to a career then IT, and im not suggesting anyone set foot in a machine shop unless you really like it, the world is where it is because of the trades. Skilled tradesmen use every bit of their intellect as any IT guy. Want a good career? Hone your troubleshooting skills on CNC equipment , robotics and plc systems, be a hired gun with the answers. Never stop learning ....and take shit from no one.

[@aayushkhandelwal4912]

Damn i am you . I got into computers as bachelor because i was curious how computer actually works and even goes into deeper of how chips communicate more deeper it goes and i am into how charges goes inside that chips . Before getting into computers i was into hand on stuff like fixing devices gadgets home appliances i just carry screwdriver with me and still do , i get too much excited to fix something if they have some trouble in them even if i dont know how to fix i go into myself bring knowledge from theory and find root of problem and fix stuff . As of now i dont like my decision of choosing computer as my bachelor becoze it turns out mostly on coding and copy pasting the stuff from github and maybe upgrading them i think you getting what i am trying to convey . I got into linux mostly copy pasted i mean most of these stuff are clicking or going through steps of how to develop some stuff . I like to get into robotics as it will get me into my mechanical computer electrical stuff i am just 21 right now finding job . Stuff you wrote like plc hydraulic and all i also wanted to work with them but problem is if i am not going to work with them purposefully its hard for me to sit and start tutorial of long journey to get into mastering them its like jack of all trade master of none and i think i will be master of them if I actually find real purpose for them like on my job . I even figure out how many things work without even digging into articles. Not going to bore you i guess this is enough to let you understand me . Any tips sir for me it will be very helpful

[@aayushkhandelwal4912]

Damn i am you . I got into computers as bachelor because i was curious how computer actually works and even goes into deeper of how chips communicate more deeper it goes and i am into how charges goes inside that chips . Before getting into computers i was into hand on stuff like fixing devices gadgets home appliances i just carry screwdriver with me and still do , i get too much excited to fix something if they have some trouble in them even if i dont know how to fix i go into myself bring knowledge from theory and find root of problem and fix stuff . As of now i dont like my decision of choosing computer as my bachelor becoze it turns out mostly on coding and copy pasting the stuff from github and maybe upgrading them i think you getting what i am trying to convey . I got into linux mostly copy pasted i mean most of these stuff are clicking or going through steps of how to develop some stuff . I like to get into robotics as it will get me into my mechanical computer electrical stuff i am just 21 right now finding job . Stuff you wrote like plc hydraulic and all i also wanted to work with them but problem is if i am not going to work with them purposefully its hard for me to sit and start tutorial of long journey to get into mastering them its like jack of all trade master of none and i think i will be master of them if I actually find real purpose for them like on my job . I even figure out how many things work without even digging into articles. Not going to bore you i guess this is enough to let you understand me . Any tips sir for me it will be very helpful

[@khadijakhan6067]

"Specialisation is for insects"- Naval Ravikant "Earn with your mind, not with your time." -Naval Ravikant

[@fificore]

*Ne users are adaptable because they don't focus on one thing. We really are like water!* 🌊

[@CNStanza1]

I always knew I wanted to be a scientist, I turned one becoming one, even got a PhD. What has always helped me make difficult choices when there are too many options to pick from is the following. I do not chose what makes me passionate, almost nothing makes me feel passionate, I rule out what I dislike and end up choosing by discarding the other options. Eventually I find that what I chose is the most fullfilling. If I wait to feel passionate about something I end up choosing nothing. If you don't choose something, the choice then is taken away from you one way or another.

[@CNStanza1]

@MBTI Koi Fish INTP

[@abrahiemdash7676]

Same here i just end up choosing the thing that will give me the best possible outcome or the less worse because i know i can't rely on my passion

[@elizasaulite4322]

@MBTI Koi Fish 1

[@CricketRodeo]

Thank you for saying that. I'm a 41 year-old INTP looking for something new and thinking if I wait until I'm passionate about a specific career path, I'll never choose anything. You've nudged me one step closer to learning IT as I currently think that might give me the best outcome, as long as it doesn't bore me to death..

[@AdrianneChristineBooks]

I’m an INTP and I have no idea what I want to do and ended up in the job I’ve been in for the last 6 years and I couldn’t care less about it. I’ve been working on my KZbin and writing recently but self motivation especially during ‘off hours’ is a struggle 😅

[@misscogito9865]

I can relate. Been hoping to find that thing I won’t turn away from and can commit to fully in the meanwhile, but haven’t found it 🙈

[@kialburg]

When I had a job I hated, I found it easy to motivate myself to expand and escape. But when I have jobs I've liked (more-or-less), that's where I feel like I am not willing to do the extra-curricular work to get myself into a better place. I'll just coast.

[@masticloxpoker1006]

Poker

[@god-la-7wins-verdad-942]

Good job you’re surviving I wonder when you’ll thrive, oh wait you are

[@saavyz]

The video we’ve all been waiting for.

[@Khswart1]

As an INTP early in my IT career it is so cool seeing you talk about IT, never knew you were in the field. So this video was answering Kindof a perfect question to ask you hahaha

[@understandingyourself]

Best advice i've ever heard, as an INTP, thanks from the bottom of my heart

[@linguavert4399]

Hi, Chase! I hesitated to watch this video because I neither work in IT nor have an affinity for it, so I was pleasantly surprised by how *general* so much of your advice was. (I'm sure the specific stuff was golden, too!) Thank you.

[@JohnSmith-rq2xe]

Chase, didn't you previously say that INTPs are all about specializing? And how their Ni critic doesn't want anything until it finds something they want more than anything. Could you expand on that?

[@CSJoseph]

Yes, they are all about specializing, which is why I had to make a whole video telling them they need to generalize in this field to be successful.

[@cesarchimalpopoca4401]

Thank you cs Joseph!! I consider myself a lost intp in life and your videos really helped me out into figuring out how I function and why I act the way I do. Keep up the great videos!!!

[@cesarchimalpopoca4401]

Although I don't consider myself a very techy intp since my father a ISTP did construction his whole life but I could never stick to one job and now I realized why

[@cesarchimalpopoca4401]

Update: shortly after this video I discovered I'm an entp

[@Fedraco]

This strangely came when I needed it. I was questioning what to do career-wise (need to escape the mistake of becoming team lead) and have trouble because I have ADD when it comes to interest, careers, language to learn, game to play, or class to play in MMORPG. I also now have a desire to one day get a house so I could have more room for my tortoises. They are babies so I have a couple of years.

[@catinthepeng2686]

Ever since I moved jobs, I'd been feeling unsatisfied. In the previous job, I worked in contracts, dealt with Finance, helped with Sales, and assisted with software management (the company had just gotten a new CMS, and I got hired because I claimed to have some tech experience). I was basically connected to everyone and everything, and I could fast-track things, fix things, and learn so much. But it was a contract position, and I didn't get things like Insurance. In this new job, I am a specialist. I do one thing, which is mostly writing legal documents... which is important, yes. But I feel like my potential isn't being used fully; I get bored, I get lazy (I've actually gotten lazy), and I feel as if I'm regressing. But I get full benefits. 401K, insurance, IRA... Thanks for this. I am now seeing that Ne parent = Just learn EVERYTHING function. :) I'm just going to have to get more jobs on the side.

[@danielribeiro9720]

So, let me know if I understood it correctly: INTPs first specialize to later on become generalists, meanwhile ISTPs first are jack of all trades and later on they decide to specialize in everything else? Also, what do you think about INTPs doing Data Science?

[@CSJoseph]

They can

[@siitnajonsan4687]

i'm so glad i saw this today. love you chase!! your videos have so much value to them

[@borisvandruff7532]

Your Te trickster comment made me feel not just exposed, but genuinely seen. I struggle a lot with discarding ideas and systems and ideologies because they are not perfectly logical and because they don’t make perfect sense. What you say about generalists vs. specialists is definitely worth considering. I’m following my path to religious ministry but outside of that, my daily bread has been earned through all different kinds of work: singing, gardening, teaching, factory labor, right now I’m doing tech support…and every one of these skills is useful for my future.

[@اللهمأعنيعلىذكركوشكركوحسنع-ك6غ]

I really needed this! I’ve always thought of several things I want to do but I never knew exactly what I want. I ended up specializing in college with a major I don’t like but I think you may be right I’m not suitable for college and it doesn’t really matter what major It will lead me to the same thing.

[@SkillOPill]

This is quite helpful. I realized that I had to spread out my experiences because I can learn pretty much anything as long as I took the time to study and practice it. I wanted to be able to specialize in something but my focus is never in one thing. I'm trying to learn IT over programming because it's a more useful career atm and will always be needed.

[@SkillOPill]

Also I see why I'm frustrated with my infj friend when he disregards information that actually could affect him but he doesn't see it 🤣

[@knifeyonline]

Wtf are you talking about lol, programming won't always be needed?

[@SkillOPill]

@@knifeyonline OK, programming will be needed but its a field that requires hardcore focus to be get really good at it. I'm learning it too but my focus is in IT.

[@knifeyonline]

@@SkillOPill okay... Well if you set out to "learn coding" that would probably be difficult. I very much enjoy it because learning new code is just something that happens as part of making the thing in enjoying making 🤷‍♂️😄

[@knifeyonline]

@@SkillOPill also my focus is definately not IT, it's bringing my visions to life. My goal is making, and I just happen to use code to make it happen 😆 I would encourage intp's to all strive for the same thing. Because that's where the greatest sense of accomplishment lies. (This might mostly apply to entj focused intp's)

[@ninaivana1106]

Amazing advice! I felt relieved hearing to be a generalist is a good thing ^^

[@rp627]

just info for others: if it’s a company, just find the most generalist position, one that allows you freedom to wander, explore, do your own thang. In software, maybe it’s like “tools dev”, as in, making software to help others do their work more efficiently... on your own, independently. Any specialized role will get boring within 3 months.

[@CricketRodeo]

thanks for that advice!

[@Korupshenv1]

I never thought about this perspective. 🤔 This is why it has been difficult to just sit there and code for many hours. I find myself thinking about the system as a whole and feel like I am in a VSCode sandbox. Thank you for sharing your insights!

[@Sa.Ka2323]

Your bit about Microsoft vs Linux hits a spot 👌

[@ruleaus7664]

I'll become a generalist by moving to as many different roles as I can. As someone starting from scratch with no IT experience, I just need to get my foot in the door at a job that links to another job and so forth.

[@MrPrebuttal]

I agree. Coming from an INTP who is starting from scratch in tech

[@bodhisattvaFM]

Not a tech worker but I've had social science profs say very similar things about specialization vs generalization. Thx for the book recc! Even more off-topic, I just had some stuff happen that made me feel like I should tell the world CS Joseph is at least occasionally very very painfully correct about ISFJs. LIke, wow.

[@neonz1132]

There’s an example could be an inspirational guidance is Richard from Silicon Valley. His grand vision was “build an decentralized network” as ground infrastructure. Along the way he carries his PP through the market, he dealt with business side of tech like, investors, big competitors, marketing, policies and legislative stands. Silicone Valley is like a grand book of “How INTP become an ALPHA” (with the group efforts of an Intj/Gilfoyl, Entp/Erlich,esfp/Dinesh, esfj/Jared and many others)

[@JohanJohnJohnson]

Ngl, this video is very helpful for me. It's rare for me to say this and mean it, but thank you, Chase for sharing your wisdom 🙏

[@sault.qracker5163]

Loved this. Thank you.

[@kialburg]

I've found there's value in Big Data in specializing outside of CS. It can be more valuable to learn the domain knowledge of your clients - engineers, accountants, whoever - than in learning more programming languages or frameworks. Apparently, many specialized software developers aren't effective at collaborating with people outside of IT.

[@TheNiqabiDiaries]

Thanks for this. I was wondeekng what direction my son should go in. Ive always wanted him to be his own man and work for himself but recently he told me that he wants to get a job working for a company. Nothing wrong with that but I dont want him to be trapped when hes capable of so much. This is great advice especially because I know nothing about tech but he does so now I know where to guide him towards. Thank you

[@aswinjshaji160]

This really a big help. I am really confused as to which direction to take my career in, although right now I'm working something as a software engineer (I'm a fresher). You definitely know what you are talking about.

[@abrahiemdash7676]

I really didn't know what i want when i went college and ended up majoring in medical laboratory science lol. Here in the final year we have to choose our specialty and I'm confused between clinical chemistry and microbiology now. And a while ago i took a sudden Intrest in business and marketing and started learning about them alittle. I hate that i can't control this Ni critic intrest 🙂 maybe life whould have been easier if i was an INTJ but as you said it's better to go where i have more options because plan A doesn't always work

[@elkrazi]

INTJs have their own set of problems believe me haha. INTP life is so much chiller. I'm also INTP btw

[@jaredvaughan1665]

I find Ne likes to move horizontally and obtain a variety of experiences.

[@mazu4526]

@@hadisesadat3839 going to infinity? dope

[@Hawkido]

Network Admin works for me. Its great, no people to deal, with just the ever changing needs of the network as the business grows.

[@utchihaayoub8968]

thank you so much chase you gave me so much information ❤

[@00Klingon]

I’m of the opinion that certifications are good to get your foot in the door when starting out but experience trumps all. I find people that only seek out certifications in life often have a shallow understanding of the subjects. Actually applying knowledge practically is what most employers want. This can be something an INTP can struggle with, living in the theoretical. Step outside of your comfort zone and put that book knowledge to the test. Start a hobby (build a server, etc). and then you will have more practical knowledge to back up that certification and can speak from a position of real understanding.

[@madameMess]

What about INTPs in Data Science/A.I.?

[@Nerdylady]

Software engineer or systems administrator work for us in my experience

[@elkrazi]

Solid advise Chase. However I'd just like to caveat this advise with an assumption that you have interest in learning all these technologies. If you don't have the slightest inclination to learn them, you will suffer tremendously because being in IT is CONSTANT LEARNING and upskilling. It DOES NOT END! You will always be learning new shit every single day. Shinier tech stacks come in as frequent as iPhone models get released. However, if that sounds like fun to you then go out there and crush it!

[@CSJoseph]

I don’t have interest. Take your caveat elsewhere.

[@AnythingYasmeen]

Damn, that's such good advice. I'm pursuing IT as well. Can I take this advice even though it's for an intp and I'm an infj? I know it's not recommended for me to put so much focus on my career, but at the moment I'm on my own and I need to be able to make more income, but if I got the opertunity then I'd be willing to put my focus elsewhere but right now it's not my reality.

[@knifeyonline]

This is the easiest time in history for a creative to make money. If you have a high enough standard then, time put in = money

[@mazu4526]

what he said is something that every IT person should know in general.Just apply yourself and see for yourself

[@billySquanto]

Chase, I'm not sure if anyone has realized it or not, but you're a genius. Social genius, or maybe a social anarchist....both are just as cunning!

[@tusharkhajuria7315]

I have been pretty lost. Trying to choose the best path forward, I continuously revolve around all the tech domains from embedded systems, machine learning to some other domain. Low level coding sounds pretty interesting or coding for some electronics product and seeing it move according to the code. Companies that are coming to hire mostly come for web dev roles which I don't really prefer. I may explore the above fields as Ik I love playing with Linux but not sure about the money in this domain.

[@parsamajnouni4386]

Great Video. Nice Options. Keep it up!

[@talhadaud3785]

Outstanding content man

[@mekaokafor9243]

Wow, another great vid. Thanks for the advice cs.

[@genkiferal7178]

Because I am an INTP/philosopher, I am drawn to the idealism of Linux. Is there a work-from-home job for me in that field. I am not certified and not sure I should be - especially if it means working with others, commuting, looking presentable every day and being on time/ I also hope to move to a more rural area, so working from home is important.

[@__G__-]

INTP Content! Finally!

[@Smudgeyy]

Hey Joseph, I was taking notes on what certs to get to get into infrastructure like yourself. What certs would you recommend someone with no qualifications in I.T. apart from a high school diploma. Thanks for your time and superb video

[@simpletomash]

5 questions 1) Why do NTPs in terms of being a systematic type watch anime? Is being abstract and Ne having enough of change in the storyline and quirky animation plus some scales and few insights enough to keep them interested? recently, I've put my only ENTP friend into a situation, where he has been socially engineered, since there has been an increase of 'weebs' in our class and of course, he has noticed the trend and now is lowkey sensing the pressure of "if I don't adapt, the social circles won't accept me anymore". Before he took the stance of disliking anime (of course, hasn't watched any). 2) Is an another INFJ classmate tapping into a super ego once entering a state of being 'stoned' from marijuana a bad indication of some kind? Cuz in myself as a supposed INFJ, I tap into my ESTP subconscious ALL the time when high or drunk, tho I don't consume neither of those often but at a certain time, it used to be more for a while. 3) How to prevent philosopher types from engaging in hysteria? 4) Would or could the conjunction of the currently know Jungian analytical psychology and a deeper dive into the brain's structure, consisting out of a more so qualitative insight of what's actually happening in our minds and why is it and why it has been happening and how to change it and be further capable of post-changing our consciousness to a degree more so potentially damage humanity instead of making it greater? 5) How to get my 6'5 INTP cousin's Ni critic get some sense of responsibility, if he is trapped in an Si user environment(family) and has no space nor support for engaging in abstract topics? Mother-ISFJ, Father-ISTJ, Female 13 y.o. sister of his- INFP, 6 y.o. sister of his- ESFP for now

[@CSJoseph]

You should join the FB group so you can talk about all your questions in turn.

[@Hawkido]

If you are looking at programming focus on GUI interfaces. It doesn't matter how great your program (or your business's program) is, if the GUI sucks, your program will be a commercial failure. Scripting is also much more important now, Powershell mastery will allow you to do the work of 20 people by just executing the scripts you made while barely breaking a sweat. All microsoft products now use it on the backend and now linux and other programming interfaces are being integrated into powershell.

[@farissaadeh2997]

Given that INTPs are part of the body temple with the focus on concrete and INFJs are part of the soul temple with focus on abstract this is extra beautiful :) Thanks Chase!

[@jaredvaughan1665]

5w4 INTP like me = great at social sciences. 5w6 INTPs like Bill Gates = great at physical sciences and technology.

[@honsali]

I looked for the description of each enneagram, and found myself very related to the 5w4, but according to the grid type and the way cs joseph explain each part of it , I am shared between ENTP and INTP, can you please give me some resources where I can dig more into the topic, thanks a lot

[@thes7450]

why not both

[@smile2024-c7s]

Thank you for the video,

[@Tilannepaalla]

The book "mastery" is such an INTJ kind of book right. Hard to imagine that an INFP would write it. Or what?

[@roo1669]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart

[@Abrz1991]

Can ISTPs do well in IT?

[@diyab1056]

It's good advice, my INTP bro needs this

[@bbj2420]

How can Ni users be generalist since it’s more beneficial in the long run over being a specialist?

[@my-bc4lo]

@@qasimimtiaz114 you mean unconscious

[@farissaadeh2997]

Pick a general area, specialize in it and do projects and document alot about your experiences in a journal or keep the habit of practicing the skill or do both. Then pick the next general area an specialize again while keeping the first skill it etc. If you become for instance really good at a martial art, you can keep the skill by practising it at minimal effort. In Programming this really easy because you keep the programs etc. do something like this for whatever area you choose.

[@diwakarisonyoutube]

Thanks for the amazing content you provide. Can we expect the same topic videos for other types? I'll be glad if you make one for INFJs.

[@gparticle3896]

Thank you for this video. You're latest videos have also been very fascinating and informative. It's nice to see some have the knowledge and the balls to go into certain areas. I'm curious, is there any high paying careers outside of tech you would suggest for INTPs? Personally I have a very diverse background and would like to focus hard on one career but are we just made for tech?

[@yaldam5434]

Hey you helped me a lot i had that problem i taught i have to focus on something my whole life cause my parents and everyone wanted that but now i see why is this a mistake! Thanks!

[@Psyaii]

I've done a sports science degree, strength and conditioning, sports coaching, philosophy, psychology degree, PhD in organisational health and psych, Masters in Artificial Intelligence, data analyst and teach statistics at University. INTP things 😂

[@luckytown7209]

9:54 certification. 14:03

[@blitz19113]

Thank you CS Joseph. I feel like a stuck fishbone has been removed.... somehow.

[@cygooseitllc9533]

You explained Pretty much my unguided career path just happened this way 👌🏽

[@luciaonuigbo5734]

Right now in my life I definitely consider myself a generalist , I took psychology for undergrad and ended up dropping out now I’m in limbo and feeling super stuck … intp prob I guess

[@creeperkingdom3190]

have you ever seen sao abridged it has the best portral of an unhealthy intp becoming mature as well as an intp probably entj relationship.

[@Ma16767]

Which major is better as INTP : BS.c in CS or CIS?

[@perpetior]

It is extremely easy to get bored for me when I stick to only one field when I jump around I enjoy myself the entire time

[@Entyipo]

Wow as an INTP I was thinking about this and this video popped up. Synchronicity?

[@knifeyonline]

lol its actually because you have been thinking about it a hundred times a day for weeks and forgot.

[@Entyipo]

@@knifeyonline Can you elaborate what you mean?

[@suwaynemorrison5314]

Hello CS Joseph, can a INTP be a long haul truck driver

[@talhadaud3785]

What about INFP in Tech/Marketing career

[@ritchiewantschange]

why azure not AWS, is AWS really that bad ?

[@CSJoseph]

Yeah it’s sucks

[@shinzura7307]

I disagree with droping out of college. Intp's are lazy mtf unmotivated unless something peaks their interest😅 and they sometimes need external pressure to get things done and college definitely helps with that 😂 ✔ . So please don't drop out of college 😊

[@zlatanibrahimovicisbettert7980]

Can intp do well in data science?

[@CSJoseph]

Yes

[@Amrrkevin]

Although I'm not against ur idea, i still think u want to make INTP as ENTP (starter type) start many things and become generalist. Tech sales where we need to interact with many people which an INTP truly hates. I actually did explore all these things u mentioned, and as a experienced software developer all these r required to know in various projects. And I agree INFJ as Devops. And i get it as an architect u want to build something from the bottom.

[@anaclgarcia]

Hi! Thanks for your video. How do you see the data scientist hole to INTP?

[@metajventure]

What about tech sales? I find sales to be flexible, remote, and high income potential. I'm a bit of a non-tech background INTP female, with experience in Demand Planning & Real estate sales...still searching for something else...indie blogger? I like travel, and cultures...roaming the earth

[@jonathan1584]

What do you think of INFJ’s working in IT? I would need certifications before getting into the field right? What other tech career/any other career would you suggest? Thank you so much.

[@WonkelDee]

I think INFJs can become good programmers

[@jonathan1584]

@@WonkelDee From what I’ve read, that field is declining or becoming automated.

[@WonkelDee]

@@jonathan1584 Computer programming?? No, the opposite in fact.

[@jonathan1584]

@@WonkelDee Simply look it up. According to bls , which is like the go to for labor statistics, records a -10% decline in outlook from 2020-2030.

[@jonathan1584]

@@WonkelDee ah yes I see now. Apparently many programmers are actually become software developers. That is causing the decline.

[@Andreabay90]

im trying to get my first real job so this is kinda the exact topic i need. cant wait to watch the video

[@Amrrkevin]

10:00

[@nearwizard1337]

Just a little push back, specialists in small desirable niches do VERY well. As the specialty becomes more common, then it sucks

[@CCinophile]

The last time I commented was on "CS Joseph Contradicting Himself? | Jungian Sexuality". What i said did not make enough sense. I'll finish my thoughts, when in your case, the intj, your nemesis. The intj can cause pain in your esfp personality i would say. This pain though is optional. The entp ego can be abandonned, in favor of the isfj. For me I started with focusing on ti to embrace the isfj. I let go of my depression, and also looked back on my childhood.

[@pingz2454]

is beeing a generalist good advice for all Si-Ne users ?

[@CSJoseph]

In the sense that Si users tend to hold onto things without having to need that constant practice, yes, but that's very general and I'd dive deeper before making it a blanket career recommendation.

[@minh551]

How can you can read that many books Chase.

[@CSJoseph]

I just do

[@minh551]

@@CSJoseph how many books you read per year in average ?

[@misscogito9865]

What are your thoughts about machine and deep learning as a career path for an INTP?

[@qasimimtiaz994]

Yeah, is good. I think INTPs probably be more interested in multi-agents systems.

[@isaacchase564]

My enfj dad tells me to do front end web development

[@knifeyonline]

Ask him what the highest paid job he can find in that field is (if he can find a single company hiring)

[@ExtremeZ8]

ist this advice only for american companies or also in germany?

[@ethtt]

Is David Epstein an INTP? His book was life changing for me.

[@Isuri]

What do you think of consulting or starting our own business as an INTP? I feel as if that's where I'm at right now considering software career paths.

[@yb2696]

is ray dalio entj?

[@yb2696]

Is it a bad idea for ISFPs to major in mathematics? (Because of the lack of logic)

[@yb2696]

The like on the comment means that it’s a bad idea right?

[@jamesy2160]

It just means that he read it, nothing more

[@yb2696]

@@jamesy2160 Got you.

[@lrob775]

Wow, How does CSJ know so much about IT?

[@CSJoseph]

Who knows

[@langstonreece7215]

zahn should’ve made the recent trilogy plot tbh

[@getdown03]

Generally good advice except lol Azure. Nobody uses that crap unless the work for a M$ shop. If you want to work in infrastructure you best be solid with AWS, GCP, Linux administration, Terraform, Docker, K8s, bash, Python, Go and have a solid understanding of distributed/cloud computing/networking/ITSec.

[@zlatanibrahimovicisbettert7980]

Is research in science a good career for intp?

[@oppen637]

Have you find the answer?

[@zlatanibrahimovicisbettert7980]

@@oppen637 still uncertain, depends in the intp and his diligence I'm guessing for now, what do u think?

[@oppen637]

@@zlatanibrahimovicisbettert7980 Dilligence is one thing. I also find the impact of the study on the real world becomes important to me.

[@chaosfuel3027]

Can anyone link me where this guy gets his knowledge on cognitive functions?

[@CSJoseph]

csjoseph.life/reading

[@liveforyouonly]

we are so similar, I love the book Range

[@FlaviusAspra]

I've always been a generalist programmer. I know multiple languages. I was an IC, a consultant, an architect, a devops, an agile coach and currently I'm a CTO. So I can confirm: be a generalist. Watch out: have a very strong area. Mine is devops and software architecture. PS: work a lot. Focus. Get things done. Read code, a lot. Participate in open-source. Help others. Explain a lot what you know, it helps settle the knowledge so deep, that it becomes part of you. PPS: I don't agree with some of your advice, like not become a software developer or what you say about the cloud. As a generalist, learn to make architectures which are NOT locked into any specific cloud providers. PPS: the best is to write a software, make its architecture, AND the environment in which it runs (devops). THIS makes you God.