Tests are fun

Personality tests, that is.

As a mode of procrastination, this fine research-paper-writing weekend, I have taken the Myers-Briggs test for the umpteenth time. Here are my results:

ESFJ
Extraverting Sensing Feeling Judging

Enthusiastic, sociable, and engaging. Likes to be needed and appreciated. Personable, sympathetic, and cooperative. Like being helpful, active in service organizations. Trustworthy, loyal, and responsible. Values harmony and shows love in practical ways.

Typical Occupations - banker, bookkeeper, health care worker, restaurant worker, human resources trainer, retail salesperson, caterer, interior decorator, secretary, cleaning service worker, merchandise planner, social worker, coach, nurse, speech pathologist, counselor, office manager, teacher, dental or medical assist., physical therapist, telemarketer, flight attendant, real-estate agent, hairstylist, religious worker

However, I always thought I fell more in this category, but maybe that's changed since high school/early college...

ESTJ
Extraverting Sensing Thinking Judging

Outgoing, energetic, and dependable. Efficient, organized, and decisive. Likes administrating and being in charge. Excellent at organizing and deciding policies and procedures. Assertive, outspoken, and direct. Focuses on solving problems. Responsible, hardworking, and gaol-oriented. Consistent, pragmatic, and logical

Typical Occupations - administrator, engineer, physician, attorney, financial manager, police officer, auditor, general contractor, real-estate broker, bank officer, government worker, sales representative, computer programmer, insurance agent, stockbroker, construction worker, manager, supervisor, dentist, mechanic, teacher, electrician, military personnel or officer

I guess I lean more toward the former, but of course these are extremes, so... Thoughts?

Take the test (which is definitely not structured the way a true psych test should be, but whatever...)