Jeremy Clarkson MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Jeremy Clarkson? Jeremy Clarkson is an ENTP personality type in MBTI, 8w7 - so/sx - 837 in Enneagram, SLUEN in Big 5, SLE in Socionics.
His impatience, short attention span and overindulgence in food and alcohol suggest low conscientiousness. I guess he's good at his job but he also seems a lot less competent than the other two when it comes to technical issues with the cars. He acts as if he has no duty to look out for his friends although it's hard to say how much of that is a kind of comedy character that he's putting on for the cameras. He's never struck me as terribly ambitious although perhaps he needed to be ambitious to get to where he is today. Consistently demonstrates a total lack of self discipline. Often seems reckless, blasé, blithe and incautious. His loud, boorish personality which seems to make him the centre of attention in every situation suggest very high extroversion. Quite warm. Very gregarious. Very assertive. Definitely has an excitement seeking temperament. Curmudgeonly but also quite cheery. His mischievous, trickster nature along with his alleged aggressive behaviour towards staff off camera suggest moderate or low agreeableness. Naturally suspicious and untrusting. Seems quite difficult to work with. Very full of himself. Very unsympathetic. He seems to have a devil may care attitude but he also seems quite grumpy and ill-tempered and has been known to cry on camera so his neuroticism is certainly not low. Not prone to anxiety. Known for temper tantrums. Doesn't seem likely to be depressed. Not even slightly self conscious. Impulsive. Hard to call his neuroticism. I'd say it's right in the middle. His quips and comments suggest some imagination, not to any exceptional degree though. Not artistically inclined though he admires a beautiful car. Very emotional. Adventurous. Little or no intellectual curiousity. Seems fairly intolerant of the perspectives of others. Low C. Very high E. Slightly low A. Slightly high N. Slightly low O.
