Notas a7
ESTP (The Promoter)
Energy
‘Where you prefer to focus your attention
Extraversion
+ Comfortable in large groups
+ Enjoys socializing
* Gains energy from being around others
+ Enjoys the spotlight
+ Impulsive and speaks their mind
Intraversion
*+ Comfortable alone or in small groups
+ Prefers to work alone
+ Enjoys thinking deeply about things
+ Reflective
+ Reserved and not likely to blurt things out,
+ Prefers to not be n the spotlightInformation Gathering
“The way you prefer to process information
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“+ Collects and presents infin an orderly and concrete fashion
“Good at explaining ideas in an organized way
“+ Relies on observations and measurement
+ Focused on the details
+ Systematic
Intuition
“+ Makes connections between what they ae leatning and what they already know
«+ lventive
“+ Sees pattems and bg picture ideas
1+ Abstract thinker
Decision Making
How you prefer to make dedsions
Gi ing reg
Thinking
+ Makes decisions based on objective criteria
+ Not influenced by personal bias
+ Perceived as impartial, uncaring
+ Fair
+ Focuses on final product
Feeling
+ Makes decisions using subjective criteria
'+ Takes into account circumstances; haw decisions affect people
+ CaringLifestyle and Structure
How you prefer vo deal withthe outside word
a ene receing
Judging
+ Thought
+ Juicious
+ Organized and enjoys planing
+ Prefers concrete goals and deadlines
«Seeks closure to tasks
+ Logical
Perceiving
+ Open tonew information
«+ Flexible and spontaneous
“+ Keeps options open
“Able to "Go With the Fiow*Overview
ESTP (The Promoter)
ESTPs tend to be outgoing and to feel at ease in large groups or when working as part of a tearn.
“They likely enjoy the spotlight, socializing, and working through problems by discussing them with
others rather than quietly and independently reflecting on ideas. They likely feel invigorated when
working in a group and may be impulsive, sometimes speaking their minds without careful
consideration
When approaching a task, ESTPs prefer flexibility and options to routine and deadlines. They also
likely have difficulty planning and prefer to “dive into” a project, sometimes appearing haphazard in,
their approach, When collecting information, ESTPs prefer observation and measurement and tend
to take things at face value rather than looking for hidden meanings. ESTPs also tend to have
organized ideas, which makes them good at presenting information. However, their attention to
detail and tendency to take things at face value may lead the ESTP to miss the “big picture’.
When faced with a decision, ESTPs tend to be more concerned with being fair and impartial than
with how a decision will affect others. When working as part of a team, ESTPs may be more
concemed that everyone does their part, rather than being concerned that everyone gets along.
Because of their objective nature and their tendency to see things in “black and white’, ESTPs may
be perceived by others as being opinionated.