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		By: Mirza Yawar Baig		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sir, having worked with you and knowing MBTI very well and being certified in it, my guess is that you are more than likely an INFJ and not INTP. I won&#039;t go into Type theory to say why it is incorrect to say that is good or not-good. Type is about description of preference alone and NOT about evaluation of an individual. 

What you have said about HR Managers is true. I would add that what is essential is to recognize the role in terms of its business relevance and not merely from its &#039;staff&#039; perspective. HR Managers are not respected because nobody respects &#039;staff&#039;. I am not saying that this is correct or justified. I am merely stating a fact as I see it. People in organizations respect those who have power. Those are the line managers. So a Production Manager or a Finance Manager has more respect. This is where I see your point about becoming or demonstrating (because he already is) your specialist training will earn respect. 

I want to add to it that demonstrating an overall business understanding, speaking the language of finance and helping CEO&#039;s interpret reality in a bottom-line sense is the key.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sir, having worked with you and knowing MBTI very well and being certified in it, my guess is that you are more than likely an INFJ and not INTP. I won&#8217;t go into Type theory to say why it is incorrect to say that is good or not-good. Type is about description of preference alone and NOT about evaluation of an individual. </p>
<p>What you have said about HR Managers is true. I would add that what is essential is to recognize the role in terms of its business relevance and not merely from its &#8216;staff&#8217; perspective. HR Managers are not respected because nobody respects &#8216;staff&#8217;. I am not saying that this is correct or justified. I am merely stating a fact as I see it. People in organizations respect those who have power. Those are the line managers. So a Production Manager or a Finance Manager has more respect. This is where I see your point about becoming or demonstrating (because he already is) your specialist training will earn respect. </p>
<p>I want to add to it that demonstrating an overall business understanding, speaking the language of finance and helping CEO&#8217;s interpret reality in a bottom-line sense is the key.</p>
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