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In this episode of the Personality Hacker podcast, Joel and Antonia explore the 4 work styles that influence INFJ careers.

Discover more about subtypes in Dr. Dario Nardi’s “The 64 Subtypes in Depth”

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In this podcast you’ll find:

  • Why are Joel and Antonia discussing careers for each of the personality types?
  • What are some popular career choices for INFJs?
  • Introducing the INFJ subtypes by Dr. Dario Nardi.
    • How to approach the concept of the four subtypes.
  • Check out our previous podcast episode where Dario introduces the four subtypes of each personality type.
  • The energy and flavor of the four subtypes.
  • The four INFJ subtypes:
    • Dominant subtype – how does this affect these INFJs’ communication skills?
    • Creative subtype – how does this bohemian flavor of INFJ show up to the world?
    • Normalizing subtype – how this subtype finds meaning in their work.
    • Harmonizing subtype – why the strengths of these esoteric INFJs doesn’t lie in their communication skills.
  • Which INFJ subtypes work well together?
  • The benefits of being aware of your INFJ subtype – and what this means for your future growth.

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13 comments

  • Adam B.
    • Adam B.
    • May 3, 2023 at 9:22 pm

    Hi, INFJ is my best-fit type. I’ve been listening to this series and re-listened to this one. Although I find similarities with a subtype here and there with other types, all 4 of the INFJ subtypes rang true in different aspects of my life. I am actually working on restarting a podcast I put together and enjoy some measure of lime-light (dominant). I was a theatre technician for 20 years which pull on creative and normalizing attributes. I’ve recently made a transition to pharmacy where I am working on becoming more of a consultant, so leaning on that harmonizing subtype. I see myself as a sage in training. I also see myself resting into the “safety” of the normalizing subtype while yearning for something more like the dominant, creative or harmonizing.
    Thanks for the work you’re doing. I love your podcast!

  • Janne
    • Janne
    • April 16, 2023 at 7:55 am

    I have listened to this episode in complete awe, and I will share my thoughts to underline have accurate I find it all. The subtype-theory seems to explain so much of what I have been pondering about my type for years.
    I’m an INFJ working a job craving all the normalizing subtype-effort I can muster. It pays my bills and I’m really good at it, but I hate it and it feels like I have to mimmic an INTJ for 8 hours every day. For periods I have even thought that my best fitting type had to be INTJ. Every day I’m telling myself I just have to keep going until I reach my pension age in a few years ;-). But I long for and feel so much more like myself whenever I actualize the harmonizing subtype. I really find it hard to get there permanently though, I quess I’m like just waiting around for someone to ask for my true service, being more than ready to step up when required, but unable to assert it on my own account. I guess I could really benefit from the aid from someone with a dominant subtype who understands what I have to offer.

  • Tayo Farai
    • Tayo Farai
    • April 14, 2023 at 5:44 pm

    What an amazing episode! I am fairly familiar with the MBTI instrument as well as depth typology but still new to the personality subtype (DCNH) theory.For context, I am an INFJ with a doctorate degree in engineering. I also currently practice as an engineer. Your section on the INFJ normalising subtype really struck me as it felt like you were addressing me personally especially as I have also on separate occasions tested as an INTJ. Recently, I have come to realise that my career choice has strongly shaped my personality and this episode has really proven that.

    Despite this, I still feel an inner yearning. A buried self. I often feel like I silence myself to please others or just get along with everyone (parental expectations included). Moreover, I still dream of a more emotionally rewarding career. Anyway, thank you for this episode!

  • Eric
    • Eric
    • March 31, 2023 at 11:38 pm

    That is strange – I bought the book last Fall when Antonia mentioned it on twitter, but I see what you see, the “marketplace” is empty. (when I log in of course I see the book available to view, but not sure how someone would buy it anew)

  • Rachel
    • Rachel
    • April 1, 2023 at 7:38 am

    Another INFJ here. I totally agree with David and have been wondering some similar things myself. I love all the podcasts too.

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