Individuators are full of themselves, but they are usually not arrogant and narcissistic. Most of them are rather modest people. Some like I am are loud and gregarious, but there is no place for sarcasm, contempt and condescension towards other people.
The large ego of an actual individuator will be a presence, and stand out somehow in every crowd, regardless of her personality type. The developed self is just more: more energy, more conviction, voicing disturbing opinions, offering imaginative suggestions, asking unsettling questions. As long as the individuator is diplomatic and respectful, and a good person, acquaintances and coworkers should have no significant problems adjusting to her presence, a big ego that she is.
If most were big-egoed indivduators, they would tend to cancel each other out.
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