ENFJ Vs. INTJ

ENFJ Extraversion  

 INTJ Introversion

• ENFJs, on the other hand, are extroverted, which means they prefer to talk more, require more attention and physical presence from their significant other, and are more prone to expressing unpleasant or accidental remarks as a result of their habit of voicing whatever comes to mind.
• The extrovert will learn to consider more before speaking, while the introvert will attempt to be more open with their significant other.

• The INTJ has the dominating function of introversion, which suggests that they are more focused on their inner world than their exterior one. 
• They will devote more time and effort to comprehending it by thinking, pondering, picturing, and engaging in other mental activities.

ENFJ Feeling

 INTJ Thinking

• ENFJs are feelers who place a higher value on their emotions while making decisions or acting out. As a result, individuals are more likely to react badly to a circumstance rather than deal with it mature manner. 

• Thinkers prioritize their thinking and what appears ordered or logical over the feelings they experience for others. This may often be damaging, since they have difficulties comprehending the emotional complaints or desires of their loved ones. 
• People with this personality type are concerned with ideals such as truth and justice, and they seek to perceive the logic or purpose of things.

ENFJ Extraverted Feeling (Fe)

 INTJ Introverted Feeling (Fi)

• ENFJs are outspoken, demonstrative, and socially active individuals. 
• INTJs may be perceived as opaque, obstinate, insensitive, or self-absorbed by ENFJs. 

• INTJs, on the other hand, can utilize Fi defensively to be unduly unyielding or critical of others. 
• ENFJs may be perceived as domineering, overwhelming, oversensitive, or clinging by INTJs.

ENFJ Introverted Thinking (Ti)

 INTJ Extraverted Thinking (Te)

• ENFJs may struggle with self-control and viewing oneself analytically, which may appear unreasonable or unpredictable to INTJs. 
• Because Ti is their weakest link, people may struggle when forced to mentally evaluate big theoretical topics, such as sophisticated arithmetic calculations. 

• ENFJs may perceive INTJs as inflexible or lacking in personal touch because they want greater order and regularity. 
• Because Te is the principal exterior function, it is often the first thing that others notice about NiTe's.

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Teamwork

• ENFJs place a high value on interpersonal interactions at work, which might establish a standard for the team that others may not be able to meet. Teammates are more inclined to open up to them if they feel at comfortable with them. 

• INTJs will challenge conventional wisdom by being forward-thinking and really radical. They like the intellectual challenge of solving challenging issues and then stepping aside when it becomes monotonous.

Leadership

• ENFJs are encouraging, friendly, grateful, and supportive, often looking for the good in others to compliment. With their personality, ENFJs will create an atmosphere of honesty and enthusiasm for their colleagues at work. 
• Their passion for personal improvement implies that they will look for ways to assist their employees grow. 

• The INTJ will do best if they can work alone for extended periods of time. If they do take the reins, they seek like-minded individuals who enjoy intellectual discussion and challenging issues.

Being managed

• ENFJs thrive in environments that allow them to assist others. They also desire to work in a meaningful profession that allows them to help others. 
• They are excellent at adding structure to a work setting and despise it when clear standards are not established. 

• The INTJ will frequently find the ordinary and regular tiresome and draining of energy, and may prefer individual contribution, excelling at deep digging and working on the unique, intriguing, and difficult.

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Initial response

• ENFJs have a tendency to rush through dispute resolution, which puts them at danger of reaching a premature conclusion. When they find their personal conflicts were overlooked or not settled effectively, they tend to regret settling conflict too soon. 

• The INTJ is generally oblivious to their surroundings because they are deep and secretive, and they enjoy delving into intricate topics. They like intellectually challenging discourse and will not'see' confrontation.

Conflict problems

• ENFJs are highly kind and generous in their relationships, and they often don't want to ask for things they want or need, preferring to wait for someone else to notice. 
• As a result, they can be used by others who are unaware of their needs and are content to benefit from the ENFJ's generosity without providing anything in return. 

• The INTJ's primary focus will be on developing something fresh and meaningful. They will not be able to recognize the emotional concerns and will function at a more logical level where they will be more at ease.

Response style

• ENFJ people typically struggle with confrontation and can be quite controlling or manipulative. Ties are crucial to their life, and they devote a lot of time and effort to building and sustaining deep interpersonal relationships. They expect others to do the same. 

• INTJs function on an intellectual rather than an emotional level, thus they would perceive confrontation, if they did participate, as merely an extension of the discussion, and their arguments would be carefully thought out and data-driven.

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• ENFJs are frequently excellent conversationalists, especially because they understand how to adjust to the person with whom they are communicating. ENFJs know how to make small chat but frequently struggle with it.
• They frequently find themselves striving to delve deeper, and others usually respond positively to this. They are gregarious and social individuals who genuinely like getting to know others on a deeper and more intimate level.

• Small chat is generally disliked by INTJs and can rapidly deplete them. They dislike having to participate in meaningless chit-chat, especially when it appears to profit them very little.
• Conversations that engage their thoughts and stimulate more complicated thought are preferred by INTJs. Conversations with people who challenge them to think about things they might not have thought about otherwise delight them.

• ENFJs like extensive talks about even the most bizarre topics, as long as the topics generate more nuanced thought and interests. They know how to entice others and enjoy being able to talk for hours on end.
• Many ENFJs are quite active and are constantly eager to get into a conversation. They are frequently the ones that launch in-depth talks on a variety of issues.
• In communication, ENFJs come across as self-assured, helpful folks with the gift of gab. They may be pretty outspoken about their emotions at times.
• ENFJs find it simple to converse with people of diverse personality types on a wide range of issues, while their interest in extremely analytical topics may be slightly lower.

• INTJs either have relatively clear and to-the-point conversations, or they engage in lengthy discussions with others on various theories and ideas.
• INTJs feel at ease carrying on a discussion. They are neither pompous nor formal, although they could avoid making rapid friends.
  They may encounter challenges while talking in situations that need finer soft skills, such as being extremely polite or patient.