ISTP ESFJ

Introversion:
Steve Jobs used his preferences
primarily internally to analyse the
data he gathered in an organized
fashion much like the computers he
develop.

Sensing:
Steve focused his attention on the details
rather than the big picture, and on
immediate realities rather than future
possibilities.

Thinking:
Steve jobs branded himself to align
with the core values of the business,
generate excitement around
upcoming products and personalize
the digital world.
Perceiving :
Steve Jobs didnt give up, and utilized his
Perceiving preference to remain flexible and
spontaneous in his approach to work. He acquired
the computer graphics division from Lucas films
and turned it into the critically and financially
acclaimed.
Sam Walton (March 29, 1918
April 5, 1992) was an American
businessman and entrepreneur
born in Kingfisher,
Oklahoma best known for
founding the retailers Walmart
and Sam's Club.
After high school, Walton decided
to attend college, hoping to find a
better way to help support his
family. He attended the University
of Missouri as a ROTC cadet.
During this time, he worked
various odd jobs, including waiting
tables in exchange for meals

The first
true Wal-
Mart
opened on
July 2, 1962
in Rogers,
Arkansas. It
was called
the Wal-
Mart
Discount
City store
and located
at 719 West
Walnut
Street.
Extrovert:
He was a good speaker and
loved interacting with people,
and was also a political figure
during his college days.
Sensing:
Feeling:
Judging:
He was always a responsible son as
well as a responsible citizen, during
the time of depression he supported
his family by starting his own
business from nothing ,also he
served u s army intelligence corps.
He generally believed in
market research and data
which helped him to attract
more customers.
He has very good planning
and organizational skills
which made Walmart what it
is now.
ISTP (Steve Jobs) ESFJ (Sam Walton)
Home Economics Police and Detective Work
Nursing Forensic Pathologists
Teaching Computer Programmers,
System Analysts
Administrators Engineers
Child Care Carpenters
Family Practice Physician Mechanics
Clergy or other religious
work
Pilots, Drivers,
Motorcyclists
Office Managers Athletes
Counselors / Social Work Entrepreneurs
Bookkeeping / Accounting
Administrative Assistants