Career question
Will I get the job?
The decision belongs to the people hiring, and no card knows it. A reading can show how you are coming across, what you bring and what to focus on before or after the interview, which is the part you can still change.
Better ways to ask
Open questions about you tend to give clearer readings than questions about what someone else will do.
- What strengths should I show in this interview?
- What could hold me back in this application?
- What do I need to know about this role?
The spread to use
3 cards
Career Path
Where am I in my work, and what could I explore next?
See the positionsCards to look out for
Six of WandsRecognition and a public win.
Three of PentaclesTeamwork and being valued for your skill.
Seven of SwordsSomething not being said openly: check the details.
The MagicianYou have the tools you need. Use them.No single card decides a reading. Read each one in its position and alongside the others.
A note before you draw
Whatever the cards say, prepare as if it is up to you. Much of it is.
Questions about this reading
Can tarot answer "Will I get the job?"
The decision belongs to the people hiring, and no card knows it. A reading can show how you are coming across, what you bring and what to focus on before or after the interview, which is the part you can still change.
Which spread is best for "Will I get the job?"
The Career Path spread (3 cards). Where am I in my work, and what could I explore next?
How should I word this question?
Try asking: What strengths should I show in this interview? What could hold me back in this application? What do I need to know about this role?
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