Executive (ESTJ-a)
I think I tend to bounce around depending on the test, my mood and other things. Executive has come up a few times and I think generally fits me well. I have more of a tendency to make choices based on fact rather than feelings. I pushed upwards in my career hitting senior levels back when I was merely 22-23. ect ect.
Ah well. INTJ - Architect is my "other" zone I tend to fall into, which makes sense, as they are both logic based items.
Probably a good example of the weaknesses of the MBTI theory here, actually.
The INTJ mode of thinking is Introverted Intuition followed by Extraverted Thinking.
The ESTJ mode of thinking is Extraverted Thinking followed by Introverted Sensing.
The difference between Introverted Intuition and Introverted Sensing is huge in the MBTI theory. Introverted intuition is the kind of thinking that involves just looking at a problem and "getting it," and seeing all sorts of insights other people would not.
INTJ would theoretically have a lot of problems with formal logic, because that's not how INTJs think. They don't think "If A, then B," they think "wow, here's a bunch of information about the Civil War, hey have you ever thought that maybe the South really never had a chance in the first place despite all these early victories?"
These insights and their ability to categorize allows them to have lots and lots of plans, and back up plans to back up plans.
The ultimate INTJ hero, and ONLY INTJ hero, is comic book Batman. All other INTJs are villians.
Straight-logic is the INTP type....which is Introverted thinking, followed by extraverted intuition, which is a total reversal of the INTJ function (despite the letters only being one apart). Introverted Thinking IS logic and math. It's A, then B, then C.
The ultimate INTP hero is Sherlock Holmes.
ESTJ-Introverted sensing is none of this. Introverted sensing is comparing current situations to prior situations. The extraverted thinking is the CEO kind of thinking, of getting stuff done and putting everything into its logical place. Most people believe in right and wrong, but the xSxJ combination is supposed to be the combination MOST obsessed with right and wrong. In a traditional sense, too.
The ultimate ESTJ hero is Captain America (comic book version).
So these types are all majorly different from each other. INTJ and ESTJ should not really overlap at all. The only way they should actually be similar is that they are both huge jerks in the typical MBTI set-up. Like, Captain America thinks you should damn well serve Uncle Sam because it's your duty, and Batman is one-step away from complete psychosis.
In reality, none of these functional dichotomies actually exist. In particular, there's the whole extraverted vs. introverted feeling thing, which is the difference between "being empathetic" and "sticking to my values." You can do both, in reality, but MBTI doesn't permit that.
Side note:
ESTJ and INTJ are both supposed to be the biggest jerks, just in different ways, so.... :