Personality Types

Type 8 Careers Individuals who test as Enneagram “type 8’s” often excel in the workplace. Indeed, they are often found running the workplace as the supervisor or manager… or even more fittingly as an entrepreneur who has paved their own path! That is, if they can find a career or field that fits well with their personality, strengths and skills. In this article we’ll look at key career considerations for Enneagram Type 8’s. We will explore how they can use their unique skills and personality to get the most of out their working life. Let’s dive in and learn more

Type 7 Careers Optimistic, enthusiastic and downright “fun”, type 7’s have different strengths in the workplace than other Enneagram types. Hence their nickname, “the enthusiast”. In this article, we will explore what those strengths and learn more about the best Enneagram type 7 careers and job matches. Overview of Enneagram Type 7 (“The Enthusiast”) Enneagram Type 7, or the ‘enthusiast’, is the seventh personality type of the Enneagram theory. Typically, type sevens are extroverted, optimistic, versatile, playful and spontaneous. They believe in getting the most out of every situation and never settling for less. They are referred to as ‘enthusiasts’

Type 6 Careers Individuals who test at the “type 6” on the Enneagram are referred to as “the loyalist”, and often prioritize stability, responsibility and commitment in their careers. This article will explore a Enneagram type 6’s strengths (and weaknesses) in the workplace. It will then look at, based on these strengths, the best Enneagram type 6 careers and job matches. Enjoy! Overview of Enneagram Type 6 (“The Loyalist”) Type 6, or otherwise known as the ‘loyalist’ is the sixth personality type of the Enneagram theory. Typically, type sixes are committed, reliable, hard-working and trustworthy. They value security and support

Type 5 Careers Enneagram type 5 personality types are insightful, intellectual and generally quite curious. These traits lend well to career success – in the right situation, that is.  In this article, we will explore a type 5’s strengths, what they can bring to the workplace and what careers they are best suited to. If you have tested as an Enneagram type 5 – or are looking to learn more about career matches for these personality types – then we hope you find this information useful and learn more about the best Enneagram type 5 careers and job matches. Overview

Type 4 Careers This article will explore different career options for the Enneagram “Type 4”. This personality type is typically strong with creative endeavors and seeks not only to make a living financially but to bring about a sense of meaning and beauty to their work. In this article, we will explore a type 4’s strengths, what they can bring to the workplace and which careers they are best suited to! So, without further ado, let’s learn more about the best Enneagram type 2 careers and job matches. Overview of Enneagram Type 4 (“The Individualist”) Type 4, or otherwise known

Type 3 Careers This article will explore different career options for the Enneagram “Type 3” personality type. Type 3’s are typically very driven and often attain great deals of success in their careers – hence their nickname “the acheiver”. If you’ve tested on the Enneagram evaluation as a Type 3, then this article will help you learn more about the best Enneagram type 1 careers and job matches.  We’ll also review some careers that aren’t an ideal match – that you may either want to avoid or at least go into with eyes wide open. Overview of Enneagram Type 3

Type 2 Careers In this article we’ll outline the best and worst career options for the Enneagram “Type 2” personality type, commonly referred to as “the helper”. Which careers are the best fits?  Which are the worst fits? If you have taken the Enneagram evaluation and tested as a “type 2” or know others who are, then we hope this article helps you understand more about the best Enneagram type 2 careers and job matches. Overview of Enneagram Type 2 (“The Helper”) Enneagram Type 2’s, or otherwise known as the ‘helper’ is the second personality type of the Enneagram theory.