Agreeableness describes a person's ability to put other people's needs above their own,
and if you're high in agreeableness, it means you're usually a friendly and compassionate person.
#16 ISTP Flexible and practical.
They are the types who thrive on building and creating things, and are able to create
something out of nothing by understanding how all of the moving parts work together.
They focus more on being accurate instead of being sensitive.
So in general, they’re rarely agreeable.
ISTPs have a rebellious spirit and don't believe in following rules.
They're always looking for an exciting activity, meaning they're more likely to become bored quickly.
They don’t mind having arguments or disagreements with other people.
They generally don’t want to hurt anyone, but ultimately they prefer honesty over anything else.
#15 ESTP Skillful and natural risk-takers, this type
always has many ingenious ideas to solve any problem they come across.
However, since they are bold and live life the way they want, they are not agreeable
people, and this can make it tough to deal with them.
If they want to sell you something, they may act in a friendly manner, but it doesn't mean
they are agreeable!
They show an ability to step ahead of the person they are talking to, and an ability
to understand other people’s intentions and motivations.
#14 ISTJ Dependable and realistic, they have a great
ability to objectively see what's going on around them and then make the right decisions.
ISTJs can be agreeable.
They are the "good citizens", always there for their families and communities, always
doing the right thing.
So they’ll try to not break rules, and most probably will not be agreeable with those
people who don’t do the same.
If someone’s talking nonsense or is being absurd, an ISTJ will feel a strong need to
step in and give them the right information.
They'll usually do a lot of research on anything just to be more knowledgeable, and will try
to avoid annoying too many people with their advice.
#13 ESTJ Responsible and organized, they excel at bringing
many people together and making them more engaged in something where people were notably disengaged.
These people are great community organizers.
ESTJs are not agreeable with others, since they focus more on efficiency rather than sensitivity.
If ESTJs spot someone doing something incorrectly, they would most likely choose to intervene
and advise that person.
They do not want to hurt people on purpose, they simply insist on being accurate, following
traditions and laws, and expecting others to do the same.
#12 INTP INTPs like to spend a lot of time thinking
about all the things that could be improved, and how everything could gradually be transformed
into something new.
They are somewhat agreeable, but prefer to be precise.
They may feel a personal responsibility to apply what they know to help people reach
a higher understanding, but that doesn’t mean INTPs have to agree with everyone.
INTPs enjoy a good debate and may disagree with people just to learn more or provide
a teachable moment.
#11 ENTP These people are decisive and outspoken.
Before they form an opinion, they need to thoroughly understand the topic.
They are not agreeable people.
Debating with others is something they actually enjoy!
With their Extroverted Intuition as a dominant function, one of the ENTPs main interests
is understanding the world around them.
They are frequently engaging in debates, which stimulates them and helps them dissect the
information they are receiving.
They will interrupt people and disagree with them just for the purpose of seeing what direction
the conversation might go.
#10 ISFJ This type is also known as “The Defender”
for a few reasons!
They are committed, hard-working, and have great people skills.
They are very agreeable, and value security and kindness, so they will try to avoid entering
into arguments or hurting other people’s feelings.
They will likely hesitate to act or speak even if they disagree with something, but
their objective is to always keep things as they should be.
#9 ESFJ Sociable and warm people, ESFJs are highly
influenced by the people around them.
They are one of the most agreeable types! and because of that, they are motivated to
maintain their relationships with as much positivity as possible.
They enjoy being in a friendly atmosphere and will sometimes avoid saying their true
opinions in order to not upset people.
They value being sensitive more than being accurate.
Despite being usually agreeable, there are of course, certain things that ESFJs do not
agree with.
These things are often related to their core beliefs and values.
#8 INTJ They are imaginative and driven.
Actually, they are called masterminds because they are usually those behind the scenes,
who can analyze a system and suggest better ways for you to do things that will save time
or effort.
They are rarely agreeable, since they only agree with people that have similar values
and opinions or people who are well-informed.
INTJs spend a lot of time researching new information, and disagreeing with someone
can be a great opportunity to learn something new.
They can seem blunt because they don't have the ability to sugar-coat things too much
and what they do is clear and direct, but they want to make sure that everything they
say is precise and accurate!
#7 ENTJ Critical and strategic.
They live in a world with all sorts of challenges to conquer, and they want to be the ones who
get to take them on.
They are natural-born leaders and are not agreeable people.
Because they are so low in agreeableness, they won’t prioritize, or put a lot of effort
into maintaining strong relationships with others.
They have a more upfront approach to their emotions, as opposed to hiding them just for
the sake of having a good relationship.
When the ENTJ witnesses inaccuracies, they will step in and point out the truth.
They strongly believe in honesty and will maintain this to a great extent.
#6 ISFP This type is creative and idealistic.
They live life their way, doing things in a way that doesn’t align with the norms
society follows.
ISFPs are naturally agreeable people, since they want to be sensitive to other people’s
feelings, but they have difficulty holding back when they are passionate about something
and want to voice their own opinion.
If you take the time to understand ISFPs and support them in their goals, they'll have
a lot of respect for you.
#5 ESFP Cooperative and fun, they are the natural entertainers!
These people usually have a lot of friends, enjoy being in the spotlight, and want others
to have a good time.
ESFPs are agreeable, since they can make friends with everyone and love making others feel good.
For them life is a performance and the world is their stage.
ESFPs want to make sure the people they care about are happy, and will try to avoid having
conflicts with them.
But they can stand up for themselves when it’s really needed, and won't shy away from
necessary conflict if they think they're right.
#4 INFJ They are very insightful and humanitarian.
Imaginative, but not to the extent that they lose touch with reality—They are able to
take their thoughts and ideas and put them into action, which can make a big difference
in the world.
INFJs are very agreeable.
These people are willing to compromise and adjust to other people's needs just because
they dislike causing trouble.
They can be open to relationships with many kinds of people, and like to be active in
those environments where “spiritual journeys” are valued.
They can be overly-agreeable with friends and family, because they don’t want to cause conflict.
They are, however, still capable of having balanced arguments with their loved ones at
key moments.
#3 ENFJ They are the “Protagonists”.
ENFJs love to give support, and often feel that the pleasure they receive from this is
a great reward.
ENFJs are for sure one of the most agreeable types.
They like to commit plenty of their time to humanitarian efforts as a way to improve themselves
and their community.
This means you're likely to find them in volunteer programs or active in charitable organizations.
The bad part for Fe-dominants, ESFJs and ENFJs, is that they can struggle to identify what
they want or how they feel, making it difficult to confidently express themselves and their needs.
#2 INFP They are idealistic and curious, and they
often rely on their intuition.
They are agreeable people.
They enjoy observing others and trying to maintain peace.
They’re usually happy to avoid conflict, but when they have strong feelings about something,
it can be hard for them not to act.
Also, they can't spend too much time around negative people or in negative environments.
Therefore, even if they are good listeners, some INFPs have a tendency to keep away from
negative people without even trying to help change their thinking and behavior.
#1 ENFP They are open-minded and enjoy having interesting,
meaningful connections in their life.
Their enthusiasm, drive, and ambition are what allow them to inspire and motivate others.
ENFPs are agreeable people since they always try to give opinions balanced well enough
so as to not upset everyone.
They care about other people's feelings, but they're also honest and stand for what they
believe in, so they won’t put an act of feeling a certain way just to simply keep the peace.