Brontosaurie
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The company has a clueless recruitment procedure. Types have entered the wrong jobs. There is a person who is responsible. It is the recruitment supervisor. The recruitment supervisor is INTJ and has become convinced of its power to select the appropriate candidates. The company is quite small so the supervisor has to perform lowly tasks in addition to its superior lofty vocation. This has created massive psychodrama in the INTJ and now every person working shouldn't be doing what it's been told to do because every choice is wrong and nobody will admit this. Everyone has to play along.
The ESTJ has claimed to be a charismatic, relaxed and outgoing people-person. He is awarded the title of commercial executive and his task is to make sure all the telemarketing drones are feeling motivated and performing well. No one ever told him that he can't even fool his own blind and demented grandmother with his big self-conscious and slightly troubled "Whoah, do you realize what this means oh my god oh my god! Uh-huh that's it!" smile, with the bulging dry-patched eyes. His is a reign of terror. Sometimes he gets personal about minor occasional failures of others for no reason. No one, and that is including crippled sociophobes, will doubt the intersubjective validity of their observation that he is indeed nuts and making a complete fool of himself. Yet all must abide.
Still, that's better than the ISTJ. With the ESTJ, you can at least compartmentalize the anxiety as a response to threatening body language and be done with it. With the ISTJ, you are forcibly made aware of the awkward and unforgivable nature of the whole ordeal, every passing moment. Each sticky strand of time reluctantly begs for your attention with annoying subservience, only to then collapse into ludicrous condescension with a mushy snap. Predictability and screech team up impressively well, but amusement would be a dishonest response. You are constantly waking up from micro-sleep dreams of a paradise beyond words and in any case certainly beyond the comprehension of this soulless word-cruncher who has been hired to maintain your mental health by zealously fulfilling the duties of a casual fellow person. You are being asked questions. They are being signaling care. Somewhere around the two-second mark, elaborate moral dilemmas are forming within you in order to cope with the realization that this person demands and craves to be treated like a machine, and yet a headache also develops. It never goes away.
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The ESTJ has claimed to be a charismatic, relaxed and outgoing people-person. He is awarded the title of commercial executive and his task is to make sure all the telemarketing drones are feeling motivated and performing well. No one ever told him that he can't even fool his own blind and demented grandmother with his big self-conscious and slightly troubled "Whoah, do you realize what this means oh my god oh my god! Uh-huh that's it!" smile, with the bulging dry-patched eyes. His is a reign of terror. Sometimes he gets personal about minor occasional failures of others for no reason. No one, and that is including crippled sociophobes, will doubt the intersubjective validity of their observation that he is indeed nuts and making a complete fool of himself. Yet all must abide.
Still, that's better than the ISTJ. With the ESTJ, you can at least compartmentalize the anxiety as a response to threatening body language and be done with it. With the ISTJ, you are forcibly made aware of the awkward and unforgivable nature of the whole ordeal, every passing moment. Each sticky strand of time reluctantly begs for your attention with annoying subservience, only to then collapse into ludicrous condescension with a mushy snap. Predictability and screech team up impressively well, but amusement would be a dishonest response. You are constantly waking up from micro-sleep dreams of a paradise beyond words and in any case certainly beyond the comprehension of this soulless word-cruncher who has been hired to maintain your mental health by zealously fulfilling the duties of a casual fellow person. You are being asked questions. They are being signaling care. Somewhere around the two-second mark, elaborate moral dilemmas are forming within you in order to cope with the realization that this person demands and craves to be treated like a machine, and yet a headache also develops. It never goes away.
Any more?