The question is answered by Lucas with a spread of 4 Tarot whose meaning is: Positive, Negative, Result, Advice.
First, let's consider the Three of Wands in reverse. This card represents difficulties that can lead to a stalemate where nothing seems to happen. However, it can also indicate a new development in your friend's field of work, an opportunity that could be a starting point for new successes.
The King of Swords represents someone with some level of authority who is making important decisions for your friend. However, these decisions may not align with his aspirations and career ambitions. This could mean that your friend does not have control over the direction her career is taking her.
The Emperor reversed represents stonewalling and an inability to make progress towards goals. This could mean that the career opportunities your friend is working on won't materialize any time soon, even if there are some hurdles to overcome before that happens.
The Tower Reversed offers helpful advice to your friend: you need to shop around and explore more options, as there is no right or wrong way to achieve your goals. If your friend is stuck in one spot, she should reconsider her choices about her and think about ways to approach the situation differently.
In conclusion, from the four tarot cards we can deduce that your friend Sara's work situation is complex and has multiple facets that require further evaluations and insights. The cards suggest that your friend should be aware of new opportunities and consider all possible solutions to move forward in her career.
My uncle Vincenzo has just started a new job, what do you see about his future in this company?
From our four papers we can conclude that Vincenzo's professional future in the new company will be positive but not without difficulties. He will have the opportunity to achieve great goals thanks to his commitment and intelligence, but he will also have to pay attention to his decisions so as not to run into problems. So, the answer to the question is: Yes, Vincenzo can be successful in his new company if he follows the advice of our four tarot cards and pays attention to his decisions.
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Do I need to make changes in my professional life?
Based on the cards, it appears that you have what it takes to make changes in your professional life: you have a clearly defined goal, the necessary physical energy, and the ability to make the right decisions. The answer to your question is therefore: yes, you need to make changes in your professional life.
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Do you like your current job?
In conclusion, the two cards can indicate that, unfortunately, you are not satisfied with your current job. Difficulties in achieving your goals and lack of appreciation from your superiors can be the main reasons why you feel dissatisfied. So, the answer to the question is No: you probably don't like your current job.
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According to your papers, what would be the ideal job for my friend Barbara financially?
In conclusion, the cards show that Barbara must look to the future with enthusiasm and make choices that will allow her to achieve her goals in the field of work. She will have to commit and work hard to get what she wants, but at the same time she will not have to forget her passion, creativity and initiative. The ideal job for Barbara would be one in which she can put all of her skills, expertise and creative energies to use.
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Did I make the right choice to change jobs or should I reconsider?
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.
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Will there be any problems with my current employer?
In conclusion, the three cards indicate that there may be problems with your current employer, both knowingly and unknowingly. There may be unmet expectations or difficulties in achieving your goals. There may also be a sense of subjugation or manipulation by your current employer. The most likely answer to your question is therefore YES.
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