Which career actually suits your chart
Field selection is about the shape of work, not a list of job titles. Here is the mapping we use.
Start with the tenth house
The sign on the tenth house and the planet ruling it describe the kind of work that feels natural: structured and hierarchical, independent and entrepreneurial, analytical, creative, or people-facing.
Then check how money moves
The second house rules accumulated resources and the eleventh rules income from effort. A placement that suits creative work but weakens the eleventh means creative work needs a commercial channel, not that it is forbidden.
Then check the sixth
The sixth house rules service, competition and daily grind. A strong sixth supports jobs with targets and rivals; a weak sixth often does better in roles with autonomy.
What a good answer sounds like
'Analytical work with client contact, inside a structured organisation, with income building slowly rather than in spikes' is useful. 'You should be an engineer' is not — it is too specific for a chart to carry.
Questions people ask
Can astrology tell me to leave a stable job?
It can tell you the timing and the conditions. The decision to leave, and the financial buffer required, is yours.
Does this replace career counselling?
No. It is a second opinion on timing and fit. For skills, aptitude testing and market demand, use a career counsellor.