[Magdalen] What Each Myers-Briggs Type Does In A Rut (The Rise Of The Inferior Function) | Thought Catalog

[Scott Knitter]

As an INFJ I think GenCon would fascinate me as a complex, comprehensive process that gets things done despite the complexity. I'm a big fan of the big picture, so what would frustrate me would be the moments when a plenary session bogs down in the minutiae of an amendment to a motion opposing the amendment of a line in a canon, unless the results of that decision were to be truly momentous.

I'm frustrated at work by one manager who has a habit of saying "some of" like "I called this meeting to discuss some of the steps in the new bonus process." This grates me. Why just some? It's a whole thing, this process, and presumably every step is important. Why some of the steps, and who gets to pick and choose?

Of course it's just a verbal tic of hers, and I hear it too literally. I do think it weakens a lot of what she says.

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> On Jul 14, 2015, at 3:39 PM, Charles Wohlers <charles.wohlers at verizon.net> wrote:
> 
> And I'm exactly the opposite. As is my dear wife, which maybe is why she was happy to be chosen 4th clergy alternate, meaning she didn't have to go to General Convention.