Hmm... From the link you gave I see under
INTJ "Computer Programmer... Attorney... Judge"
ISTJ "Engineer... Legal Secretary... Computer Operator... Computer Programmer... Technical Writer... Chief Information Officer"
ISFJ "Computer Operator... Paralegal..." INFJ "Information-Graphics Designer... Lawyer... Interpreter/Translator"
ISTP; INFP; INTP; etc...

Just about everywhere I see a techie type profession, I also see a legal type profession.

I realize that personality typeing is not pre-destination, but I do see that it can help a person think about their own personality and give some structure to that thinking; as well as help them consider where they might fit as opposed to blind groping.

My own experience with geometry and programming have let me think that I too might enjoy hacking law, because I see the similarities: a set (albeit changing) of conditions and corrolaries (axioms/ programming language/ precedents), and a set of problems to apply them to (proof/ requirements/ case).

In reply to Re^5: departing programming, what is the next best step? by porqui
in thread departing programming, what is the next best step? by thaigrrl

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