ISTJ entry level jobs or careers?

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13 Oct 2013, 12:06 pm

What are the best entry level jobs or careers for ISTJ's?



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13 Oct 2013, 12:27 pm

entry - bookkeeper, carpenter career - CPA, mechanical engineer



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13 Oct 2013, 1:07 pm

I got this from googling ISTJ careers:
Business Executives, Administrators and Managers
Accountants and Financial Officers
Police and Detectives
Judges
Lawyers
Medical Doctors / Dentists
Computer Programmers or Systems Analysts
Military Leaders



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13 Oct 2013, 4:01 pm

Any kind of filing or sorting. Medical records. Library work.

It's not entry level, but medical billing or coding is a good career choice.



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13 Oct 2013, 8:25 pm

cathylynn wrote:
entry - bookkeeper, carpenter career - CPA, mechanical engineer


Whats CPA?



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13 Oct 2013, 8:26 pm

BornThisWay wrote:
I got this from googling ISTJ careers:
Business Executives, Administrators and Managers
Accountants and Financial Officers
Police and Detectives
Judges
Lawyers
Medical Doctors / Dentists
Computer Programmers or Systems Analysts
Military Leaders


What about the entry level jobs?



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13 Oct 2013, 8:26 pm

riverotter wrote:
Any kind of filing or sorting. Medical records. Library work.

It's not entry level, but medical billing or coding is a good career choice.


What does a medical billing do?



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13 Oct 2013, 8:57 pm

TB_TB_TB_TB_TB_TB wrote:
riverotter wrote:
Any kind of filing or sorting. Medical records. Library work.

It's not entry level, but medical billing or coding is a good career choice.


What does a medical billing do?


Billing for medical services. It requires knowledge of several complicated systems that seem to be always changing. It's super-detailed- imagine yourself poring over excel spreadsheets, having to recognize and know the difference between 97802, 97803, and 97804 and other five digit codes. And that's just CPT codes- there are icd-9 codes, and HCPCS codes too. You can correct people who get it wrong (means a lot of money actually). If that sounds exciting to you, then you just might be an ISTJ.



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13 Oct 2013, 9:06 pm

TB_TB_TB_TB_TB_TB wrote:
cathylynn wrote:
entry - bookkeeper, carpenter career - CPA, mechanical engineer


Whats CPA?

Certified Public Accountant.



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14 Oct 2013, 7:08 am

I know, right? The questions they ask at job interviews make no sense at all. How are you supposed to answer that crap.

1)why do you want to work here?
2) what is your best asset
3) what are you most proud of in your life?
4) do you own a gun, machete, explosive devise?
5)do you anger easily
6) give three reference who will speak highly of your work ability and character,

Ronald McDonald? Obama? The guy who pumps gas at the 7-11?



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14 Oct 2013, 11:15 am

moebius wrote:
I know, right? The questions they ask at job interviews make no sense at all. How are you supposed to answer that crap.

1)why do you want to work here?

Easy question. Tell them you like X, Y, Z about their company. (Do Some Research about the company beforehand)

2) what is your best asset

Another easy question. What is best about you? Your drive, a specific skill, a specific personality trait.

3) what are you most proud of in your life?

Again, easy question. What are you most proud of?

4) do you own a gun, machete, explosive devise?

They have no right to ask that question.

5)do you anger easily

The answer is ALWAYS NO.

6) give three reference who will speak highly of your work ability and character,

This is the only one that could be hard if you have spotty work history.

Ronald McDonald? Obama? The guy who pumps gas at the 7-11?



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17 Oct 2013, 1:31 pm

What about someone who borders between INTJ and INTP? Maybe I could just do bookkeeping.



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27 Oct 2013, 5:39 pm

BornThisWay wrote:
I got this from googling ISTJ careers:
Business Executives, Administrators and Managers
Accountants and Financial Officers
Police and Detectives
Judges
Lawyers
Medical Doctors / Dentists
Computer Programmers or Systems Analysts
Military Leaders


I read somewhere that police gigs, preferably cops on the beat, wouldn't be suitable for Aspies. Read more: Marc Segar


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