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On the Myers Briggs Type indicator, I am categorized as ESFG which stands for Extroversion, Sensing, Feeling, and Judging. I agree with most of my assessment. I am warm, sympathetic and helpful. I do disagree with the judging. I know that in my past I was very judgmental. Being judgmental was a character flaw that I have worked very hard to correct. In the Strong Interest Inventory my highest themes were Social, Realistic, and Artistic (SRA) I agree with most of the assessment as well. The inventory stated I enjoyed teamwork, people, and community service I feel I excel in these areas. I do agree with the realistic score because I do love the outdoors but working with machinery and computer networks is not my forte. In the Artistic theme I
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