Always ready to listen and understand, providing warmth and security to those around them.
The Counselor is the ideal friend in the eyes of many. Blending the Influence (I) and Steadiness (S) types, they are friendly, sociable, excellent listeners, and always aim to build lasting relationships with those around them.
Counselors show genuine care and empathy for others, always viewing people with goodwill and optimism.
Counselors value quality relationships and strive for a positive, joyful life.
Counselors assess others with empathy, always choosing to see the positive in each individual.
When lacking clarity, Counselors may become overly dependent on close relationships and place trust without sufficient discernment.
Excessive friendliness can make Counselors reluctant to upset others, leading to a tendency to endure rather than assertively communicate.
Counselors fear being forced into situations where they must pressure others, as well as being misunderstood or blamed.
Counselors win others over with warmth and keen insight, listening sincerely and offering thoughtful, nonjudgmental advice.
In group projects, Counselors focus on people, caring about morale and the work environment, and strive to help all members overcome difficulties, ensuring they feel heard and valued.