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Career Horoscope: Sagittarius

In youth, Sagittarius aims high, often overestimating their own abilities. Routine and mediocrity are not meant for them.

Sagittarius prefers to play the leading role in life, and similarly to occupy leading positions at work. Sagittarius does not like overly difficult or overly heavy work, and they do not change it often either - they hold firmly to what they have begun and give themselves to it with great enthusiasm. They work better in a team than alone. They treat management with respect or openly stand against it.

Sagittarius as a Boss

Sagittarius as a boss is simultaneously a wrongdoer and a saint, since they are governed by the planet Jupiter, which gives Sagittarius authority, a business-minded intelligence, zest for life, and energy. As a subordinate in a team, Sagittarius always brings pleasant changes; they like to be publicly praised and are quite demanding towards the boss. Sagittarius has no problem asking for a pay rise. Tasks entrusted to Sagittarius are carried out carefully and to the best of their ability. Sagittarius does not tolerate half-hearted work - neither in their own nor in others' behaviour.

Sagittarius Professions

Sagittarius has a wide field of activity open to them; they can become whatever they wish - an athlete, interpreter, journalist, researcher, engineer, lawyer, clergyman, astrologer, public figure, etc. Sagittarius is very good at earning money; they are well-off. Sagittarius strives for comfort in life. Among Sagittarius women two types are found: the first - women who are supported by others; the second - women who can compete even with men in their career.

Sometimes Sagittarius may find themselves in a kind of whirlpool of misfortune, yet they know wonderfully how to extricate themselves. Among Sagittarians there are also lovers of gambling, card players, and speculators.

Notable Sagittarians

Woody Allen (born Allen Stewart Konigsberg, 1 December 1935 in Brooklyn, New York, USA) is an American filmmaker, screenwriter, actor, comedian, jazz musician, and playwright. The range of films in which Allen has been involved has made him one of the most celebrated US film directors. In most of the films he directs, he also acts. He has received several awards for his works, including the Academy Award and the Golden Globe.

Francisco Franco (Francisco Paulino Hermenegildo Teódulo Franco y Bahamonde; born 4 December 1892, died 20 November 1975). Spanish dictator from 1939 to 1975. In 1936, with the support of fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, Franco launched the Spanish Civil War against the government of the Spanish Republic. After his victory in 1939, Generalísimo Franco established an authoritarian military dictatorship.

Maria Callas (born Sophia Cecelia Kalos, 2 December 1923, died 16 September 1977) - Greek-American opera singer, one of the most celebrated sopranos of the 20th century.

John Galliano (Juan Carlos Antonio Galliano Guillén, born 28 November 1960) - British fashion designer. From 1996 to 2011 he was the creative director of the fashion house Christian Dior.