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In this installment, we're going into the dynamic world of the Creators and Doers. These MBTI types are known for their energy, creativity, and hands-on approach. Let's see how they fit into the D365 persona arena.
Wait a sec; where is parts 1 and 2?
ESTP - The Dynamo (Junior Developer)
Meet the ESTP, or as DynamicsDad likes to call them, "The Dynamo Developer." ESTPs thrive in fast-paced environments, making them perfect junior developers. They jump right into coding challenges, learning and adapting on the fly.
DynamicsDad's Anecdote: "I once worked with an ESTP who fixed a critical bug minutes before a major demo. Cool as a cucumber, they saved the day and then asked, 'What's next?'"
ESFP - The Performer (Marketing)
ESFPs are the charismatic performers, ideal for the Marketing module. They bring creativity and enthusiasm to their campaigns, engaging audiences and driving results. Their energy is infectious and keeps the team motivated.
DynamicsDad's Anecdote: "An ESFP on our marketing team once turned a dull product launch into a viral sensation. Their flair for drama and storytelling was something to behold!"
ENFP - The Champion (Product Manager)
ENFPs, the passionate champions, make excellent Product Managers. Their visionary ideas and enthusiasm inspire teams to push boundaries and innovate. They see potential everywhere and rally others to their cause.
DynamicsDad's Anecdote: "An ENFP Product Manager I knew convinced us to try a bold new feature. It seemed risky, but their infectious optimism made it a hit. We called it 'The ENFP Effect.'"
ENTP - The Visionary (Technical Architect)
ENTPs, or "The Visionaries," excel as Technical Architects. Their quick thinking and love for debate help them devise ingenious solutions. They thrive on solving complex problems and pushing technological limits.
DynamicsDad's Anecdote: "An ENTP architect once redesigned our system during a heated debate, sketching out a brilliant new architecture on a napkin. Their ideas kept us ahead of the curve."
Dad joke of the day
Why are most people tired on April 1? They've just finished a 31-day March.
Join us for Part 4, where we'll meet the Organizers and Facilitators!
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