INTJ is one of these types, and according to many sources, the second rarest of the bunch (after INFJ). According to CAPT.org, INTJs only make up 2-4% of the population, and an estimated 2/3 of INTJs are male. That means, in a group of 100 people, statistically speaking, there will only be two INTJ males and one INTJ female. In addition to this, INTJs typically differ greatly from many other types in behavior and beliefs. As our type states, we are introverted, intuitive, thinking, and judging. Starting as young children we build vast information networks in our head, often specializing in one or two areas of expertise (for instance, I’m very knowledgeable about biology). We often prefer to be alone, getting easily overwhelmed and exhausted by large groups of people- particularly Sensors, as the information sensors and INTJs consider interesting, important and relevant are often boring and irrelevant to the other party. As thinkers, we tend to view the world- and ourselves- very clinically. The world is a puzzle, and we’re always trying to find a more efficient way of piecing it together. We are confident in our knowledge and skills, but we know where we are lacking. While we are our own worst critics, we are often lenient with other people. Almost universally, however, we seem to be bad at interpersonal relations. We don’t like or understand small talk, we don’t understand dating “games,” and we often have a hard time understanding motives and emotions- even our own. Often, they take a back seat to our logic, and go ignored. We’d much prefer staying in to going out partying, and when we do go out, we don’t tend to talk to people we aren’t very familiar with. All these things add up to an utter lack of social skills.
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