INFJ Career Advice: 4 Things You Need to be Fulfilled (#4 is Crucial)

Best careers for an INFJ? How can an INFJ find work that is fulfilling? What are the best professions and vocations for the INFJ personality type?

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[virzxys]

1) Communication
2) Independance
3) Organizing
4) Helping people

[zakbrueckner]

As an INFJ, I often find I like being second-in-command. It's high enough that I control most of what I do, I have an impact on the group, but everyone's attention goes to who's in charge.

[FriendsDaily]

I think a good way to describe INFJs is “quiet strength”

[elcaptitancivil]

Public speaking has held me back. Ive learned to do it. I am now 42. Lmao. Best advice for public speaking ever.
REMEMBER THAT YOU ARE HERE TO CONVEY IMPORTANT INFORMATION. THIS SPEACH IS NOT ABOUT YOU OR HOW YOU LOOK OR SOUND. THE MESSAGE AND THE INFORMATION IS IMPORTANT.
Hope this helps someone :)

[jasminemariedarling]

I get bored of jobs/careers after I feel like I "master" them...anyone else?

[wendyraye]

Nothing irritates me more than being micromanaged - it actually slows me down, on purpose or not, it happens.

[OjukwuIsaac]

A career or job that allows INFJ's(Advocates) to:
1) Be communicating(somehow transforming info to others)
2) Have some degree of independence( job or career where you have some control)
3) Be organizing
4) Feel like you're helping people( you feel like its your purpose; if career or job doesn't allow this you feel like you're wasting your time)

[prschuster]

For me, helping people is not a chore or a grind. It makes me feel good, even if the rest of the world doesn't recognize it. Nobody can erase what I've done.

[sarahgimas]

As an INFJ, you are a good communicator

*forgets words to the point where people around me plays charades to figure out what I'm saying*

[sii]

"I want to get into you very soul and somehow make things better" Yup, that's me.

[daraalt]

how many INFJ's love this pandemic-working-from-home situation!! *raises hand

[BradenWuerch]

I'm an INFJ and I've spent a LONG time trying new things feeling like nothing quite fit (until my current job). I've been in the Army, a firefighter/paramedic, and in business, but I didn't feel truly "at home" or in the right profession until I became a massage therapist. It's by far the most fulfilling work (for me) that I've ever done!

[kateblack]

I’m a good communicator... but written. I can not communicate as well verbally.

[TheBlahblah]

Dream job: Spread kindness rocks for everyone, everywhere by myself and pet all the dogs.

[jacquelineshukla]

I think that harmony is also very important to INFJs. So I would add that workplaces with a lot of conflict or even competition are difficult for us

[CNBlaze-qjfg]

As an INFJ with a brain injury(car accident) that has made it almost impossible for verbal communication to happen, I fully agree that we want to communicate something helpful to other people and are depressed when we can't. Yay for writing!!

[batjon]

Uncannily, "I'm not controlling, meow-meow-meow" is EXACTLY what I said.

[highpriestessmoon]

I don't know if this is how it is for others, but I feel like I want to communicate with others, but I've felt so ignored or misunderstood, or people just don't care what I say or they don't really listen and try to understand that I just don't share my thoughts much with anyone anymore.

[sheriluis]

I’ve been an independent hairstylist for 30 years. Still love it. I make my own schedule, I’m creative, I make people feel good. I love hearing all these videos. I’ve never felt so seen.

[shamiwhitcomb]

I'm an INFJ and a teacher. It ticks all the boxes and the empathy really helps build relationships with high school kids. I never thought I wanted to be a teacher cos my parents are ...but it's a calling.