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    The document discusses careers that are suitable for those with an ESTP personality type. It describes the traits of ESTPs, which include being action-oriented, enjoying risk, disliking theory, having strong observational and people skills, and wanting immediate results. The document recommends careers for ESTPs that involve interaction with people in sales, service, finance, technical/trade, and business fields. Specifically, it suggests careers like police officer, firefighter, pilot, salesperson, contractor, chef, and entrepreneur that allow for action, flexibility, and seeing quick outcomes.

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    The document discusses careers that are suitable for those with an ESTP personality type. It describes the traits of ESTPs, which include being action-oriented, enjoying risk, disliking theory, having strong observational and people skills, and wanting immediate results. The document recommends careers for ESTPs that involve interaction with people in sales, service, finance, technical/trade, and business fields. Specifically, it suggests careers like police officer, firefighter, pilot, salesperson, contractor, chef, and entrepreneur that allow for action, flexibility, and seeing quick outcomes.

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    The document discusses careers that are suitable for those with an ESTP personality type. It describes the traits of ESTPs, which include being action-oriented, enjoying risk, disliking theory, having strong observational and people skills, and wanting immediate results. The document recommends careers for ESTPs that involve interaction with people in sales, service, finance, technical/trade, and business fields. Specifically, it suggests careers like police officer, firefighter, pilot, salesperson, contractor, chef, and entrepreneur that allow for action, flexibility, and seeing quick outcomes.

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    ESTP

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    The document discusses careers that are suitable for those with an ESTP personality type. It describes the traits of ESTPs, which include being action-oriented, enjoying risk, disliking theory, having strong observational and people skills, and wanting immediate results. The document recommends careers for ESTPs that involve interaction with people in sales, service, finance, technical/trade, and business fields. Specifically, it suggests careers like police officer, firefighter, pilot, salesperson, contractor, chef, and entrepreneur that allow for action, flexibility, and seeing quick outcomes.

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    The passage discusses personality traits of ESTPs and provides examples of careers they may find rewarding.

    The passage lists several careers in sales/service, finance, technical/trade, and business that ESTPs may be well-suited for due to their traits, such as police officer, firefighter, real estate agent, and entrepreneur.

    ESTPs traits like action-orientation, flexibility, people skills, and ability to quickly solve problems make them well-suited for careers involving interaction with people and immediate results like sales, emergency response, and investigations.

    Careers for ESTP Personality Types

    Whether you're a young adult trying to find your place in the world, or a not-soyoung adult trying to find out if you're moving along the right path, it's important to
    understand yourself and the personality traits that will impact your likeliness to
    succeed or fail at various careers. It's equally important to understand what is
    really important to you. When armed with an understanding of your strengths and
    weaknesses, and an awareness of what you truly value, you are in an excellent
    position to pick a career which you will find rewarding.
    ESTPs generally have the following traits:

    Action-oriented
    Live in the present moment
    Dislike abstract theory without practical application
    Like to see immediate results for their efforts
    Fast-paced and energetic
    Flexible and adaptable
    Resourceful
    Seldom work from a plan - make things up as they go
    Fun to be around
    Highly observant
    Excellent memory for details
    Excellent people skills
    Good-natured
    Excellent ability to see an immediate problem and quickly devise
    a solution
    Attracted to adventure and risk
    May be flashy or showy
    Like initiating things - not necessarily following them through to
    completion

    ESTPs have some advantageous traits that are unique to their personality type.
    Their skills of observation make them extremely good at correctly analyzing and
    assessing other peoples' motives or perspectives. Their people skills allow them
    to use this knowledge to their advantage while interacting with people. For this
    reason, ESTPs are excellent salespeople. They also have a special ability to
    react quickly and effectively to an immediate need, such as in an emergency or
    crisis situation. This is a valuable skill in many different professions, perhaps
    most notably in action-oriented professions, such as police work. ESTPs enjoy
    new experiences and dealing with people, and dislike being confined in
    structured or regimented environments. They also want to see an immediate
    result for their actions, and don't like dealing with a lot of high-level theory where
    that won't be the case. For these reasons, they should choose careers that
    involve a lot of interaction with people, and do not require performing a lot of
    routine, detailed tasks.

    ESTP CAREERS
    SALES/SERVICE/ACTION
    Police officer
    Fire fighter
    Paramedic
    Detective
    Pilot
    Investigator
    Corrections Officer
    Real estate agent
    Emergency medical technician (EMT)
    Exercise physiologist/sports medicine
    Respiratory therapist
    Flight attendant
    Sports merchandise sales
    Insurance fraud investigator
    Private investigator/detective
    FINANCE
    Personal financial planner
    Auditor
    Stockbroker
    Banker
    Investor
    Insurance sales
    Budget analyst
    Insurance agent/broker (sales)
    TECHNICAL/TRADE
    Carpenter
    Craftsperson/artisan
    Farmer
    General contractor
    Construction worker
    Chef/cook
    Electrical engineer
    Electronics specialist
    Technical trainer classroom setting
    Logistics and supply manager manufacturing
    Network integration specialist (telecommunications)
    Civil engineer (repairs of transportation infrastructure)
    Industrial/mechanical engineer
    Surveyor
    EEG technologist/technician
    Radiological technician
    Aircraft mechanic
    Marine biologist
    BUSINESS
    Real estate broker/agent
    Entrepreneur
    Land developer
    Wholesaler
    Retail sales
    Excerpt from Do What You Are by Paul Tieger and Barbara Barron-Tieger

    Car sales
    Management consultant (business operations)
    Franchise owner

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