The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 3 Tarot whose meaning is: What I Think, What I Feel, What I Do.
The tarot cards drawn are: Page of Pentacles reversed, Ten of Swords reversed, Five of Pentacles.
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The reversed Page of Pentacles may indicate that you are thinking that you will not be successful in finding a new job. You are pessimistic and lack confidence in yourself. Your negative attitude can hinder your search for a new job as you are not motivated enough to try and believe in your possibilities.
The reversed Ten of Swords indicates feelings of confusion and frustration. Surely you can feel a certain sense of helplessness, as if despite all your efforts you can't get any positive results from your job search. This can lead you to doubt your abilities and daunt your hopes.
The Five of Pentacles can express your desire to put into practice all the tools you have at your disposal to look for a new job, such as sending resumes, contacting known people, participating in interviews, etc. However, you may be so focused on the end result that you overlook all the little actions that need to be done to get there.
In conclusion, these three cards suggest that you need to improve your attitude towards finding a new job. You need to stop thinking negatively and instead develop a more positive and motivated attitude in pursuit of your goal. Also, you need to focus on all the steps needed to achieve the desired result instead of just focusing on the end goal. If you take these steps, you have a good chance of finding a new job in the near future.
The two cards drawn indicate a rather complex situation with respect to the question posed: "Have you ever had a temporary job?". The first card (Two of Swords) suggests that you may be in an unstable or ambiguous professional situation, while the second card (Three of Cups) indicates hope and good news as it speaks of success achieved despite obstacles encountered. Taking these two interpretations into account, the answer to the question is No.
From the interpretation of the three cards we can conclude that finding a satisfying job early depends on the actions taken by the person. On the one hand, there is an attitude of uncertainty and confusion which can lead to making wrong decisions and therefore not finding a suitable job. On the other hand, there is also the courage to take risks and try new adventures, which could lead to the discovery of a satisfying job. The most probable answer is therefore: maybe.
An overall picture of stagnation in your current working relationship seems to emerge from the analysis of the tarot cards. Lack of clear goals and barriers to growth mean that it is better to consider looking for a new team than to stay in your current work environment. So, my answer to the question is: Best team.
From the three cards drawn it can be deduced that the decision to change jobs was made thoughtfully and was rewarded with success, but that others can also be influenced by this change. The consultant also learned a great deal from the process, and now has the knowledge to make important future career decisions. With all of these in mind, the consultant is advised to maintain their current position and focus on learning the skills needed for their career.
In conclusion, the two cards suggest that Greta is in a difficult period where she may feel insecure and lost about her future career. You will need to work hard to find opportunities that are right for you and stay calm in order to make informed decisions. However, it will also be important to receive support from family or from experts who can help you find the ideal job for you.
In conclusion, the three cards suggest that you have a good level of awareness about your work situation and that you have the potential to improve your relationships with your colleagues through your leadership. However, you must be prepared to face the different illusions and manipulations present within the working environment and do your best to respect the common understanding.