Understanding Sentinels Personality
Review the defining attributes of Sentinels types, then explore each personality profile in detail. See all personality categories.
Character and Competence
- They feel comfortable with who they are, and they take pride in their good character and their competence
- They seek order, security, and stability, and they tend to work hard to maintain their way of things
- Careful and consistent, Sentinel personalities tend to be self-motivated
- They work hard and aim never to let anyone down, and they expect other people to embrace this same ethic as well
Due Diligence
- Sentinels have a core of principles that they bring to their academic and professional pursuit
- The result is that Sentinels tend to work hard, striving to meet deadlines, and generally get things done
- Sentinels stand out for their ability to stick with their work until it’s done – even if the work is tedious or rote
- Productivity is a bit of a superpower – and they get great satisfaction from exercising their ability to get things done
Guidance and Wisdom
- Sentinels want to offer stability and wisdom to others
- Sentinels feel bolstered by having reliable people in their lives, and they make sure they hold up their end of the bargain
- It can be difficult for Sentinel personalities to accept people who lack their conscientiousness
- They often serve as engaged and caring mentors to those who wish to grow in that direction
Steady Progress
- Sentinels are hardly unimaginative
- They simply take inspiration from the past rather than the future
- They remain loyal to established best practices and traditions
- Sentinel personalities thrive in environments that have clear hierarchies and rules
- They gain great satisfaction from guiding a well-functioning group
Love and Care
- They are more likely fall in love easily
- Sentinels often show their love in practical ways
- Sentinels wouldn’t mind being recognized for the ways they help others, but these personalities rarely demand attention
- They may not be obvious with their feelings, but Sentinels do care and care deeply
Planning Ahead
- Sentinels know the value of a well-made plan
- Sentinels aren’t afraid to think up every contingency that might arise
- Sentinels can learn to distinguish between when they should stick with their plans and when they’d do well to change course
- They can press through even the most challenging of circumstances, bringing together determination and adaptability
Frequently Asked Questions
What defines the Sentinels category?
Sentinels types share common preference patterns and behavioral tendencies that shape decision making and communication.
How many personality types are in this group?
This category includes 4 personality types.