They don’t necessarily care about befriending everyone they meet,
they’re good at shutting down unwanted conversations
They may seem rude, unapproachable, or antisocial
They won’t feel socially fulfilled by spending time with anyone
They want to surround themselves with people who really get them
Thinker, not Robot
They are known for their love of rationality
aim to make decisions with their heads rather than their hearts
Their intuitive personality trait energizes their imaginations
These types often love ideas and speculation more than the realities of follow-through
They may forget that they actually need to test their ideas in the real world
Independent Minds
They have little patience for following in others’ footsteps
They are questioners, reluctant to take anything on faith
They tend to hold themselves to high standards, and they often hold the people around them to these high standards as well
They tend to care a great deal about learning and professional success
Problem Solving
A core strength of Analysts is their faith in their problem-solving abilities
They tend to express the highest intellectual self-confidence
They balance their intellectual self-assurance with their innate curiosity, they can find success and even enjoyment in the face of challenges both large and small
Driven by Curiosity
Analysts are innately curious
This helps them to ensure that their ideas are workable, rather than just clever
They have a strong drive to learn
They are also relentless self-improvers
They push the boundaries of what’s possible – no matter what anyone else may think
They want to find out things for themselves rather than accept received wisdom
