Who Am I? Name: Mina H.

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What is the name of your designation? The Logician

What is your code? INTP-T

Letter Percentage

I 78%

N 68%

T 52%

P 69%
Extra: T – 79%

What do each of the letters mean?

I = Introverted

N = Intuitive

T = Thinking

P = Prospecting

T = Turbulent

Section: List bullet points:

Strengths
 - Analytical (Logicians analyze most, if not all things they come across. From
people’s behavioural patterns to articles and data, this gives them a knack for
observing unexpected patterns and connections to certain personality types)

- Original (Logicians possess a strong and unrelenting imagination, being able to

come up with a plethora of creative ideas. This willingingness to think outside the
box gives them the ability to create remarkable innovations)

- Open-minded (Driven by curiousity with an intense desire to learn new things.

Individuals with this personality type are receptive to new ideas, if they are
supported by sound reasoning)

- Curious (Always looking about for new opportunities, research, hobbies, and
more. When inspiration strikes, Logicians learn all they can about their newfound
interest, jumping from one to another)

- Objective (Knowing and understand the objective truth is important rather than
taking comfort in false or received idealogies. Being able to understand what is
really going on allows Logicians to combat bias and misinformation, and be relied
upon as well)

Weaknesses
- Disconnected (Logicians tend to get lost in their train of thought, alone or with
other people. This causes a disconnection from conversations, leading to feelings
of detachment in large social gatherings)

- Insensitive (Individuals with this personality type use rationality as a guideline to a

happy life. However, in certain instances this may lead to an underestimation of
the importance of emotions, compassion, tradition, or etiquettte; coming across as
insensitive or unkind despite their good intentions)

- Dissatisfied (These personality types constantly look for ways to improve their
work or themselves, attempting to approach, solve, and think about things in a
different manner. However, this can be taken too far, leading to the neglect of
addressing their own needs and responsibilities)

- Impatient (Logicians are not always patient, occasionally becoming dismissive if

their partner doesn’t follow or seem interested in the topic at hand. They take pride
in their knowledge and ideas, causing them to lose patience when explaining their
rationale to certain individuals)

- Perfectionistic (These personalities may get lost analyzing various options or

outcomes to achieve perfection, leading to an unfortunate and repetitive cycle of
trying to reach a final decision. At times, Logicians may give up projects or restart
ones that do not fit the ideal image in their heads)

Friendships
& - A Genuine Connection (Logicians take their relationships seriously. Meeting and
Relationships connecting with a person on a true and genuine level, whose mind they respect
and enjoy their company, are the relationships Logicians seek out for. These
personality types are direct and honest and wish for their partner and friends to
reciprocate that to avoid misunderstandings and build trust. It is important that
Logicians learn to express their affection in a way that resonates with their
significant other to combat their reserved nature, and to avoid issues of their
partner or comrades feeling unloved, ignored, or underappreciated)
 - Navigating Conflict (Logicians are prone to shutting down after an emotional
argument or disagreement. When it comes to conflict, Logicians can be guilty of a
willful ignorance, setting aside their own and their partner’s feelings. With maturity,
these personality types learn the importance and validty of emotional needs.
Talking about feelings may not come naturally, but this leads to an opportunity to
grow, learn, and find emotional common ground with their partner)

- The Irrationality of Joy (Romantic relationships allow for Logicians to break out
of their world of thought, exposing them to experiences full of joy and pleasure.
These experiences can be transformational, revealing strengths, traits, and
desires that were unknown of beforehand. Logicians can be enthusiatic and
passionate partners with the right person, utilizing their creative and vivid
imaginations to expand the horizons of their relationship, without losing their own
sense of self)

- Choosey or Selective (It is difficult for Logicians to open up to some people, but
when they do, they are imaginative individuals that share their passions, ideas,
and solutions with close friends. Logician friendships are often knowledge-based,
exchanging ideas, theories, and concepts with one another. They reserve topics
on meaningful conversations for people they connect with and have a liking to.
Most individuals with this personality type tend to have a small circle of good
friends)

- The Meaning of Friendship (Logicians are generally excited to help when their
friends are dealing with issues or dilemmas, offering logical and rational solutions.
However, when it comes to emotional support or matters of the heart, some may
feel out of their element. Their greatest strength lies in their mind, having an
uncanny ability to see past superficial trappings, a way a person looks or dresses,
and social status to appreaciate the full potential of that individual. Logicians can
inspire their friends to find their own unique voices and be the one people can
count on in times of need)

Career Paths
Potential Career Paths:
- Mathmetician
- Researcher
- Analyst
- Scientist
- Inventor
- Artist

- Called To Explore (Logicians are drawn to the realm of theories and complicated
concepts, eager to explore underneath the surface of everyday life and investigate
the mysteries of the universe. They can find beauty in concepts that other
personality types may gloss over, making them well represented among
mathmeticians, analysts, researchers, and scientists. Jobs in technology and
engineering are also a possibiltiy, if they allow for some creativity. However,
Logicians should not limit themselves to technical fields. Any career that allows
them to invent or experiment with new processes, from teaching to management,
can provide a large amount of gratification)

- Deeper Motivations (People with this personality type are driven by their own
high standards and curiousity. Activities such as teaming building, speeches, chit-
chat, meetings, and other sorts of gatherings are unfavourable. Logicians strongly
dislike overbearing bosses or waiting for other people’s input, oftening being
 drawn to self-directed workplaces or even becoming self-employed to maintain
their sense of flexibility and independance)

- Social Cues (Logicians rarely thrive in workplaces that require a high degree of
emotional satisfaction or input. Despite this, they are highly adaptable and can
suceed in people-oriented occupations, keeping their minds engaged by creating
and experimenting with new methods to serve their customers. Logicians may be
tempted to avoid careers that involve social interactions, but with their
incisiveness, ability to think critically, and creativity, their skills are in high demand
and can find success in a variety of different pathways)

Workplace
Habits - Logician Subordinates (Logician employees are resourceful and innovative,
understanding complex concepts and problems. However, in work environments
their independence is limited, leading to a lack of motivation. People with this
personality type have many strengths, but completing projects does not tend to be
one of them. This may cause them to stay at the ‘bottom of the ladder’ for a while,
steadily acquiring skills and habits to help them succeed later on in their career.
Logicians are able to use additional accountability and structure as an advantage,
learning to become better at turning their ideas into reality)

- Logician Colleagues (At times, Logicians view their colleagues as potential

distractions or obstacles who occasionally provide useful information. Despite this,
Logicians can benefit from the presence of their colleagues, surround themselves
with individuals who push them to overcome challenges and create their best
work. Although Logicians are not social butterflies, conversing with their respected
coworkers can create an enjoyable environment, making the day go by slightly
quicker. Logicians with positive relationships are more likely to contribute their
knowledge and skills on a project, working well as collaborators with the right
people)

- Logician Managers (Individuals with this personality type are indifferent to

positions of power but may enjoy aiding in management. When in charge,
Logicians are able to delegate administrative tasks, and be flexible and tolerant.
They are open to suggestions, allowing their employees a considerable amount of
freedom. However, in exchange for this freedom Logicians have high standards,
expecting the best from their workers in equal measure. Bosses with this
personality type tend to be able to easily identify discrepancies in projects and
provide honest feedback, negative or positive. As they gain experience, Logicians
learn the importance of balancing criticism with praise to allow their team to enjoy
a higher morale and better results)

1. Write a reflection using Word on TEAMS (half page minimum) describing:

● How your traits and skills connect to your career plan.
● Whether or not you feel that this is an accurate depiction of your personality.

Don’t forget to:

○ Provide details and examples where possible.
○ Use paragraphs in your writing.

2. Upload the worksheet and your write up to your Portfolio tab on your website.
  Write a short sentence or two explaining what you learned about yourself from this
experience.

(Reflection is below)

REFLECTION

These results and personality type are a relatively accurate depiction of my

personality and myself as an individual. As a person, I tend to be reserved and avoid
social interactions if I am in an uncomfortable or unfamiliar environment, but bubbly
and open to people I respect or care about. In a situation where I am not obligated to
communicate, I will remain silent. Regarding the strengths and weaknesses, the
Logician’s characteristics align with my strengths and weaknesses as well. I would
consider myself analytical in multiple areas, whether it be analyzing an article or
analyzing someone’s face to determine changes in mood or behaviour and acting
accordingly. I view myself as open-minded, curious, and creative, trying and
discovering new things to expand my knowledge and share that with others in the
form of ideas or deep conversations.
Concerning weaknesses, most of them apply to me as well. With projects or
assignments, I tend to be dissatisfied and criticize my work until it fits my view of
‘perfect.’ Often, I will dwell on little aspects of my work and attempt to improve it in
any possible way. In some instances, there will be times where I am unknowingly
insensitive to others due to my impatience and personal habits. I am prone to
shutting down in overwhelming or emotional circumstances. This is something that I
am trying to change, as it contributes to the feeling of disconnectedness and
detachment due to overthinking and stress. I understand the importance of emotional
support and vulnerability with loved ones, and I hope to grow, learn, and become
more comfortable in that regard. Moreover, I believe relationships should be built on
trust, honesty, and respect. I find that connecting with people is difficult, and more of
an arduous task rather than a genuine interest. My group of friends is built on people
I care deeply for and grew up with, but last year I was separated from them since
moving to Langley and attending different schools. This forced me to form
connections with individuals that I would not interact with otherwise, leading to
newfound friendships and experiences. In brief, this personality type checks many
aspects of my own personality, views, and habits as a person.

With regards to my career path, I believe many of the traits and skills Logicians
possess are beneficial to a variety of different occupational fields. The career paths
listed in the results are potential options that I am curious about, however, none of
them are jobs that I am interested in. Currently, I am unsure about my pathway, but a
few careers that interest me are an artist or animator, teaching, veterinarian, or any
other occupation involving the main components of these four options. My reserved
nature would do well being a self-employed artist, selling my art or doing
commissions from home. As my own boss, I would be able to regulate my workflow
at my own pace, allowing for flexibility, optimization, and independence. Additionally,
my ability to grow, collaborate, and adapt would be best suited for positions like a
teacher, animator, and veterinarian, as they all require a strong sense of self-
discipline and collaboration to be successful. In conclusion, this activity allowed me
to explore aspects of my personality in various categories and settings, augmenting
the perception of myself as an individual.