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[Source](https://www.truity.com/personality-type/ISFP/careers)
### Top careers for the ISFP include:
Fashion Designer
Interior Designer
Cosmetologist
Artist
Landscape Architect
Jeweler
Carpenter
Chef
Tailor
Graphic Designer
Mechanic
Forester
Surveyor
Gardener
Florist
Nurse
Massage Therapist
Occupational Therapist
Veterinary Assistant
Dental Hygienist
Physical Therapist
Fitness Trainer
Optician
ER Physician
Physician Assistant
Dietitian
Pharmacist
Office Manager
Paralegal
Insurance Appraiser
Botanist
Geologist
Preschool Teacher
Social Worker
Translator
Special Education Teacher
Teacher's Aide
Air Traffic Controller
Police Officer
Firefighter
Residential Counselor
Animal Trainer
Retail Manager
Recreation Worker
Bookkeeper
### ISFP Careers to Avoid
It is important to note that any personality type can be successful in any occupation. However, some occupations are well suited to the natural talents and preferred work style of the ISFP, while other occupations demand modes of thinking and behavior that do not come as naturally to the ISFP. Occupations that require the ISFP to operate outside their natural preferences may prove stressful or draining, and often sound unappealing to ISFPs who are choosing a career.
The following occupations have been found to be unpopular among ISFPs, based on data gathered from surveys of the general population.
Executive
Sales Manager
Marketing Manager
Retail Salesperson
Auditor
School Administrator
Surgeon
Dentist
Psychiatrist
Health Care Administrator
Biomedical Engineer
Biologist
Aeronautical Engineer
Chemical Engineer
Attorney
Judge
Actor
Architect
### The ISFP on a Team
ISFPs are sensitive, helpful team members who look for opportunities to contribute in an immediate, practical way. They want to assist other people and provide support, and often take on the role of listener. Oriented to cooperation, the ISFP will look for ways to compromise and accommodate others. They tend to step in when others need help and are often prepared with specific, relevant data that can help the team understand the facts of the situation.
ISFPs are at their best when they can work with others in a supportive, action-oriented role. They excel at creatively solving problems to meet peoples immediate needs. ISFPs shy away from theory and future projections, and may become impatient with ideas that have no concrete benefit for people. ISFPs are characteristically unassuming, and may be reluctant to advocate strongly for their own perspective on a team. They can become frustrated with team members who are domineering or competitive, and do best on a caring, egalitarian team where everyones contribution is appreciated.
### The ISFP as a Leader
In leadership positions, ISFPs are driven by a personal mission and interested in helping their teams cooperate to accomplish realistic goals. Their strengths lie in understanding the needs and concerns of the people they work with and adapting gracefully to changing circumstances. ISFP leaders are practical and down-to-earth, good at sizing up resources and assessing the requirements of the current situation. They are good at building trust and leading by example, preferring to be quietly supportive rather than authoritarian or domineering.
ISFPs often prefer not to be in a leadership role, but are sometimes motivated to take the lead when the project is personally significant to them. When they do lead, they do best heading a small, cooperative team to achieve practical and tangible results.