Meaning of "ITZ Manual"
This refers to the tendency of rule-oriented ISTJs to follow regulations and procedures to the letter in both work and daily life, and to systematically adapt even their own methods to handle matters in a highly meticulous and rigid manner.
"Even though the schedule changed, he went through the procedures again exactly as outlined in the ITZ Manual."
Related slang words
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