| Career profile: Virgo
Need a quick fix? Call a Virgo. Those born under this Sign simply love to analyse people, ideas and situations and are bound to come up with some answers. The mental, smart Virgo is a thinker and a helper and likes to facilitate solutions as a service to others. Even so, Virgos crave independence and a space of their own, so don't expect all their cards to be laid out on the table -- some things are best kept private. Members of this Earth Sign are forever realistic and will set practical, achievable goals for themselves and the others on their team. Virgos are task-oriented and highly organised, very loyal colleagues and often the conscience of their group. They will get things done but tend to be reluctant to take the credit! The Virgo's perfectionism can often lead to nervousness and ill health, so a bit of balancing the yin with the yang is needed. If there's one thing a Virgo can do (and they can usually do plenty, thanks to their strong work ethic), it's create a winning team. Their discerning eye and discriminating style is hard to beat. Virgos find it easy and a pleasure to be the thinker, problem-solver, organiser and supporter of the team. It's important for them, though, to take care of themselves as well! All work and no play can make anyone rather dull. When Virgos remember to criticise less and emphasise the positives more, a lot can be accomplished. The Virgo office is (what else?) highly organised, with a slew of computers and other electronic gadgetry for maximum efficiency. Slobs should definitely go elsewhere. When a car is required, a midnight blue Mercedes that purrs like a kitten is both elegant and reliable, as would be a Volvo -- practical and reliable as well, and so tasteful aesthetically. If it's time to talk business, take the Virgo out for a light salad in a squeaky-clean restaurant and you're bound to get results. Virgos are well-suited to be chemists, doctors, investigators, nutritionists, managers and entrepreneurs -- veterinarians, too, the better to help a pup in need. |