Sentinel Basics
What is a key strength of Sentinels?
Being practical and responsible
What is a key strength of Sentinels?
Being reliable
Name one career that fits Sentinels well.
Doctor, teacher, or manager
Your friend always follows a schedule. What Sentinel type might they be?
ISTJ
Which personality group do Sentinels belong to?
The "Sentinels" group in the 16 personalities
How do Sentinels feel about rules?
They like following them
What is a common weakness of Sentinels?
Being stubborn
Which Sentinel type is best for leadership roles?
ESTJ
A classmate is always helping others and bringing people together. What type?
ESFJ
True or False: Sentinels dislike traditions.
False
Name two of the four Sentinel personality types.
ISTJ, ISFJ, ESTJ, ESFJ
Why are Sentinels good leaders?
They are organized and responsible
Why do Sentinels prefer structured work?
They like clear rules and plans
Your teacher is strict but fair, making sure everyone follows the rules. What type?
ESTJ
What is a common emotion Sentinels feel when things change suddenly?
Stress or frustration
Do Sentinels prefer structure or spontaneity?
Structure
What challenge do Sentinels face when working with others?
Resisting new ideas
Which career is not a good fit for Sentinels?
Artist or travel blogger....etc
Which Sentinel type is most likely to plan group events?
ESFJ
What is the main focus of Sentinels in life?
Stability and responsibility
What percentage of the population are Sentinels?
Around 40-45%
How might Sentinels handle unexpected changes?
They might struggle but try to adapt
What work environment do Sentinels thrive in?
An organized and rule-based environment
How would an ISFJ respond if their friend was struggling with school?
They would quietly offer help and support
Name a famous historical figure who was likely a Sentinel.
Margaret Thatcher, George Washington, or Warren Buffett... and many more