21 September 2008

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Top Ten Careers for Cancer

Top Ten Careers for Cancer - Which jobs are best suited for the sensitive, home-and-family oriented water sign of the
Crab?
Cancers are suited to careers in which nurturing ability, sensitivity, and empathy are
important. Of all the signs of the Zodiac, Cancer is probably the most emotional and caring
employee. They take care of other staff members and are always willing to listen to
concerns. They are not temperamentally suited to life in sales or in the public eye because
of shyness.
Cancers often choose careers that provide encouragement and a sense of family. One of
the most sensitive signs, they are self-conscious and can be insecure, hindering their
success. Comfort and the ability to help others will bring them to their goals.
Cancer natives need to have a lot of praise and feedback, lack of conflict, and the
assurance of job security. They are often unsuited to careers that require being harsh or
ruthless. This is the sign to watch as they become self-confident and eventually reach their
goals.
Read on to see which careers are best suited to Cancer:
Nurse:Taking care of others and making things better is a perfect role for Cancer. They've been
kissing boo-boos and playing nurse since childhood. Count on a well-stocked First Aid kit at
their house. This job involves having empathy, a way with people, and concern for the
welfare of their patients. Cancerians are passionate about serving others and doing good
work. They are generally tentative at first but will grow into very capable employees.
Maid/Cleaner:Priding themselves on keeping a clean and orderly house, sometimes they end up doing
this job for a living. They tend to treat every situation carefully and with respect to the people
in that environment. Their standards at work are similar to those in their own home. This is
the person to call if you want to remove a tenacious stain, find mold or attack years of
nicotine buildup on the ceiling. Not an inch will be left unnoticed because of their keen
powers of observation.
Day Care Worker:Cancer loves working with children, and they have a great concern for their welfare. This
career path requires a lot of dedication and patience, which Cancer provides. Generally the
pay is not great, but they persevere because they are doing something they love. Cancer
natives probably had a lot of babysitting jobs as teenagers and honed their skills with
younger siblings. They have a soothing and motherly approach when dealing with young
children.
Surrogate Mother:Cancer is the classic mother figure and if they are female can get pregnant in a heartbeat.
Female Cancerians are perfectly suited to acting as a surrogate, by carrying a child for
someone else. Their bodies are designed for motherhood with fabulous hips and curves.
They love being pregnant and usually thrive on it. It may be emotionally difficult to separate
from the baby after birth, but that is part of the deal. In the old days, they would have
volunteered to be a wet nurse.
Children's Entertainer:Cancer natives can easily relate to and understand children. They make great clowns, enjoy
storytelling, sing children's songs, and paint faces. Kids trust and gravitate toward this
gentle, nurturing person. When they do take this path, Cancer will try to add an educational
element to the performance. This takes a bit of the fun out of it, but that is why they are also
good parents. Fun is secondary to learning and being healthy, but kids might have a
different perspective on that.
Cook:Cancers are known as good cooks. They may not always be gourmet chefs but they have a
large repertoire of recipes and much of it is comfort food. They take great pride in using
fresh ingredients and cooking and baking from scratch. It may not be fancy fare, but it sure
tastes great. Cancer can be found working in restaurants of all kinds, as caterers, in
institutions and in private homes. They have to sample everything they make which invariably
adds a few extra pounds.
Family Therapist:The family is extremely important to Cancer, and they have a strong interest in improving
relationships. Specializing in family counseling and issues would be a great field for them to
pursue. Their caring and empathetic nature and sensitive attitude would put both parents
and children at ease. They are the stable influence and calm presence that will help to heal
problems and restore harmony for others. However, Cancers are usually the blubbering
crybabies in their own family unit.
Marine Biologist:Cancer has a fascination for the sea and the creatures in it. In this career they can use their
excellent memories to remember the Latin names. They must detail habitats and survey
conditions to compile their data and reports. Often this job will entail going out to sea in a
vessel to do sampling or observation. They will feel at home pitching and rolling on the
supply ship, when everyone else is turning green and running to the rails. It's lucky Cancer
has a likeable personality because it's not advisable to get the crew ticked off at sea.
Collector:A unique career can be born from Cancer's need to collect and compile. These are the
people rummaging at yard sales and thrift shops for things that others would overlook. They
usually buy because they love it or feel the need to have it, not for the prospect of selling.
However, after the house is brimming to the eaves with Barbie lunchboxes and Star Wars
figurines, they may have to unload some of it. To their surprise, they may be stashing a
small fortune in Fiesta Ware or Retro furniture.
Genealogist:Many Cancer natives combine their love of history with family and become a professional
genealogist. They love a mystery and are challenged by missing information and broken
links. Since the advent of the Internet, they can even do most of their research from the
comfort of home. This career is not for someone who is motivated by money alone. Cancer
can tell you in detail about your ninth cousin thrice removed.

2 comments:

anamika May 31, 2010  

Voo this is interesting...

Nice blog DM

and thanks for visiting my blog

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sm,  May 31, 2010  

anamika,
thanks