ENFJ Work Style

The Advocate Type

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How ENFJ personality types like to work

Every personality has a different way of working and communicating with others. When you’re working with ENFJs, it’s important to talk with them in a warm, empathetic way. As natural feelers, they tend to enjoy connecting with others on a more personal level. By learning how to communicate and work with them, you’re more likely to see ENFJs at their best.

Myers-Briggs ENFJ Communicating

Communicating with an ENFJ personality type

Allow yourself to open up with ENFJ types - this will help them both to understand you and feel as though they can help. Avoid being overly direct or negative; instead, try to keep conversation optimistic, when possible.

Myers-Briggs ENFJ Meeting

Meeting with an ENFJ personality type

Make sure to schedule the meeting in advance. Be sure to set a plan beforehand, since this will also help ENFJs feel focused and organized. Avoid rushing the conversation or skipping over small-talk, which ENFJs tend to enjoy.

Myers-Briggs ENFJ Emailing

Emailing an ENFJ personality type

When it’s not possible to meet in person, ENFJs don’t tend to mind email. Communicate positively and openly when reaching out to them and engage in a conversation, rather than just jumping straight to the point.

Myers-Briggs ENFJ Feedback

Giving feedback to an ENFJ personality type

Focus on being constructive when giving feedback. Be sure to encourage them, as well, rather than just piling on negativity. Be prepared to talk through any concerns they may have.

Myers-Briggs ENFJ Conflict

Resolving conflict with an ENFJ personality type

Encourage ENFJ types to share how they’re feeling, as it may be difficult for them to express honestly; reassure them that conflict is normal and share encouragement, while discussing your own feelings in return.

When you make an effort to communicate with ENFJs in a way that they like, you can build a better relationship, empathize with their perspective, and establish needed trust. Making simple adjustments to your communication style can mean a world of difference to understanding and working alongside each other.


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