Helen Joyce mbti kişilik türü

Helen Joyce kişilik türü

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"Helen Joyce hangi kişilik türü? Helen Joyce, MBTI, 5w6 - - 514 'de ENTP kişilik türüdür, RCOEI, RCOEI, büyük 5, ' dır."

She's an ENTP-"Before working for The Economist, I had never stayed in any job for long. I like doing new things, and once I feel I understand the concepts involved and can perform well, I tend to lose interest. I like discovery much more than implementation. But The Economist was an amazing combination of stable employment and intellectual challenge. Just when I had started to get bored covering education, I was asked to move to Brazil. When I came back from Brazil I edited the International section, then the Finance and Economics section, and finally Britain. In between that, I did stints on the commercial side, working with the events and executive-education teams.The Economist is also a place where ideas matter, and where debate is expected to be polite but exceedingly robust. I suppose that culture changed a bit in response to a big influx of recent graduates, but the extremely strong emphasis on collegiality—a product in part of the lack of bylines, in part of one editor after another protecting that culture fiercely—survives and thrives. The fact that I was able to continue to work there despite the things I wrote and said is testament to that. The editor heard plenty of criticism of me, and some calls to sack me, and yet she hosted my book launch at the paper’s offices. It can’t have been easy for her, especially because I don’t think she found what I was saying particularly urgent or interesting! (She’s an economist by training, and the sorts of topics that absorb her are globalisation, the rise of China, the impact of technology on the world economy and so on. I think she’s deeply bored by anything that smacks of culture war.)"

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Helen Joyce (born 1968) is an Irish journalist who is executive editor for events business of The Economist. She began working for the newspaper's Britain section in 2005 as its education correspondent, and has held several senior positions including finance editor and international editor.