The Rat
Rats are ambitious. Their intelligence and creativity helps them pursue any goal in life. They tend to look at the big picture rather than focus on the details. Rats are very title-conscious; they find it important given its significance to status and wealth. They dislike routines, as these tend to bore them and stifle their natural creativity. Rats often fare well as managers and in other leadership positions.
Best Career Choices: Writer, Researcher, Musician, Race Car Driver, Broadcaster, Comedian, Politician, Lawyer, Manager, Administrator, Director and Entrepreneur
The Ox
Ox people are detail-oriented and meticulous. They work methodically and often specialize in niche fields. Ox people prefer work routines; they have impeccable work ethics and are particularly productive when they work independently. They are easy to work with, provided one shares the same work ethics and dedication to the job. Otherwise, Ox people find lazy individuals unworthy of their time or respect.
Best Career Choices: Archeologist, Mechanic, Horticulturist, Bank Manager, Army Officer, Broker, Real Estate Agent, Quarry Worker, Interior Designer, Painter, Carpenter, Draftsman, Mechanic and Engineer
The Tiger
As with all other endeavors, Tigers tend to jump into their jobs to the point of exhaustion. Once they are bored, they find it necessary to move on to something more exciting and new. As such, it is not unusual for Tigers to hop from job to job, seeking new challenges in each position. Tigers are not motivated by material greed, but they do seek out positions of power. They tend to be stubborn when they’re forced to follow someone else’s lead, making it quite difficult to work with them in a team setting. Nevertheless, Tigers are intelligent and easily adapt to any environment, allowing them to excel and master new subjects.
Best Career Choices: Any leadership position, Pilot, Flight Attendant, Chauffeur, Actor, Writer, Artist, Musician, Comedian, Travel Agent, Advertising Agent, Office Manager
The Rabbit
Rabbits are articulate and excellent speakers. They enjoy learning about different cultures and are very good in exploring what other countries have to offer. Also, Rabbits dislike conflicts and often approach difficulties with a level head. They are calm and always considerate to the needs of both parties. As such, Rabbits make good diplomats and are often sought out by friends and acquaintances for their advice.
Best Career Choices: Diplomat, Politician, Actor, Fashion Designer, Writer, Therapist, Doctor, Public Relations Agent, Publisher, Administrator and Teacher
The Dragon
People born in the year of the Dragon prefer working alone. They work best by their lonesome, unless they are leading a team. They are very hard working but tend to stretch themselves too thin. As a result, Dragons often suffer from stress and headaches. Their independent style of working may be misinterpreted as arrogance or conceit. Also, Dragons have legendary tempers, which could affect the workplace. They are best suited to leadership positions, as well as jobs that allow them to exercise their creativity.
Best Career Choices: Computer Analyst, Lawyer, Inventor, Manager, Broker, Salesman, Engineer and Architect
The Snake
At first glance, Snakes appear to be too laid-back, which gives people the mistaken impression that they are bums and slackers. In reality, Snakes are very hard workers and are extremely diligent. They work best under pressure; tight deadlines and complex problems are challenging and interesting to them, allowing them to show their highest potential. Snakes are very creative and dedicated problem-solvers. However, they do have the tendency to jump from one job to another, as they are easily bored when there are no more challenges to be met at their place of work.
Best Career Choices: Painter, Potter, Jeweler, Astrologer, Magician, Dietician, Sociologist, Analyst, Scientist and Investigator
The Horse
People born in the year of the Horse are excellent speakers. They are articulate and easily interact with others. They adapt to any environment and are quick learners. However, routines bore them and they’re not fond of taking a “follower” position. They prefer to be leaders, and dislike it when things do not go their way. Horses are extremely intelligent and they have the ability to juggle several projects at once. However, they are forever chasing new things and goals, leaving a lot of their earlier projects unfinished.
Best Career Choices: Journalist, Performer, Tour Operator, Librarian, Pilot, Publicist, Sales Representative, Language Instructor, Translator and Bartender
The Goat
Generally, Goats prefer to be alone. They are introverts and seek the peace of solitude. At work, however, Goats would rather stay within the group and follow the lead of others. It is very rare for Goats to volunteer or seek out a position of power. They are more content to stay in line and not “rock the boat”, so to speak. Goats are naturally artistic, and careers that focus on aesthetics are best suited to their talents.
Best Career Choices: Stylist, Illustrator, Musician, Art History Teacher, Florist, Interior Designer, Day Care Teacher, Editor, Actor and Pediatrician
The Monkey
Monkeys are highly energetic and are often all over the place. They are diligent workers and work very quickly. Given their intelligence, Monkeys are able to cope and adapt to any environment. They are very creative and clever; however, their frenetic pace may not allow others to see their true talents and mistake them for clueless rather than smart. Monkeys enjoy playing practical jokes, which could result in ill feelings and problems in the workplace. Monkeys are very motivated, but they are practical and will often charge double for their hard work.
Best Career Choices: Air Traffic Controller, Film Director, Jeweler, Sales Representative, Dealer, Scientist, Engineer and Stock Market Trader
The Rooster
Roosters are incredible workers and are highly motivated. They are very active and energetic. However, sometimes Roosters may bite off more than they can chew and end up stressed and burnt out from their work responsibilities. They are extremely sociable and easily make friends with their colleagues. However, their bragging and self-centeredness could turn off some of their co-workers. They are blunt and fearless in offering their opinions. Roosters make great artists, due to their need to be the center of attention.
Best Career Choices: Musician, Actor, Dancer, Secretary, Bookkeeper, Banker, Certified Public Accountant, Dentist, Insurance Agent and Army Officer
The Dog
Dogs are friendly and trustworthy co-workers. They are always ready to help and assist their colleagues. Dogs are most glad to share in the heavy workload of their co-workers, and their trustworthiness make them excellent and valuable employees. They are determined and diligent; they do not move on to a new project without completing a previous endeavor. They have a strong sense of morality and ethics, making them perfect for law enforcement careers.
Best Career Choices: Policeman, Professor, Politician, Priest, Nurse, Judge, Clerk, Scientist, Counselor and Interior Designer
The Pig
Pigs are honest and diligent workers. They are always at the ready to assist their colleagues – a trait which may open them up to abuse. They are reliable and trustworthy, and are often valued by management for these very characteristics. Pigs value harmony and this is reflected in their attitude in the workplace. They are not afraid to take on more responsibility, but do the find the need to have adequate rest and relaxation to balance their workload.
Best Career Choices: Retail, Entertainer, Doctor, Veterinarian, Caterer, Hospitality jobs, Interior Decorator
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