When you draw the Knight of Swords reversed in your career reading, the card signals that you may be acting impulsively right now with your career and that you are likely to realize that your actions will affect your career negatively in the long term. For instance, if you are moving to a new company, you are likely to make a lot of mistakes, whether they be your fault or those of your current employer. When you do, you are likely to be judged more harshly. You must always think about the long-term repercussions of your actions when you are making a choice (especially career choices).
Moreover, the Knight of Swords reversed in a career question also means that you are very quick to act or make judgments about other people’s work and behaviors, which can affect your career negatively in the long run. For example, you can be very judgmental of your colleague’s performance, even though you know that the behavior was the result of a difficult personal situation. Or you may come across as very competitive to get ahead in the competition that is going on for the job you want.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Reveals About Your Dream Job: What Is The Most Fulfilling Career For You?
If you pull the Knight of Swords reversed in a career tarot reading and would like to know what would be your dream job, the card is all about power and ambition. The Knight of Swords reversed is an overachiever, and you’ll have to dig deep within yourself to give yourself the motivation to reach your goals. You are driven to succeed, but you may be feeling a little drained as you fight the uphill battle to reach your goals. All you want is to finish what you started, but you are feeling uninspired and unmotivated. It’s time to reignite the spark. Switch up your routine or work environment to something that will make you feel re-energized. There are many alternative career paths you could explore if you are bored at your current position.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Discloses About Starting A New Job
If you have just started a new job, Knight of Swords reversed signals that you will encounter conflict. This card suggests that if you are thinking of moving to another profession or company, it may be a good time to do that instead of waiting to see what the future holds. You must deal with conflicts better and be more assertive in order to succeed at the workplace. There is a chance that the person at your workplace is avoiding collaboration with you and acting like a dictator. This person will give you a hard time, trying to put you down. With this reversed Knight, this will not work.
The conflict is also indicated by the reversed position of the sword in the knight’s hand. Instead of being directed at your enemy’s heart, it is more likely that you may be battling it out in a competition. This card is also a metaphor for someone’s inability to execute his work. They may prefer to talk about it than actually do the work. This card may also represent someone who is a bit immature and is always on a quest for attention. They lack the ability to concentrate on one task at a time, making it challenging for them to complete the tasks.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Says About Improving Your Current Job Position
When you are asking Tarot how to improve your current job position, Knight of Swords reversed reveals that moving up in the office can be quite a task for you. Your dedication may not be enough for your current position. Sometimes, this card also depicts a lack of communication and miscommunication at the workplace. The communication gap is turning coworkers and managers into enemies. It is not the right moment for you to make any moves.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Reveals About Your Career Strengths
When asking for advice on your career strengths, Knight of Swords reversed reveals that your confidence and ambition have gotten the better of you, and as a result, you are acting brash and impulsive at work. You may make dangerous or risky decisions, for which you may be held accountable. You need to be more focused, and less impulsive.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Discloses About Your Career Weaknesses
If you want to know what are your career weaknesses, Knight of Swords reversed signals some negative behaviors, like aggression, impulsiveness, and lack of planning. You don’t like to take constructive steps, but you prefer to be impulsive. You prefer to be aggressive and be the first one to jump into things. This card indicates either that you are frustrated with your job because you don’t see any improvement (or you are not seeing any change in your career), or you are waiting for someone to motivate you to take constructive steps. Or you are frustrated because you are waiting for the right time to take action. Be patient.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Suggests About Improving Communication At Your Workplace
When improving communication at your workplace, Knight of Swords reversed is a signal that you need to sharpen your tongue before you can effectively communicate with your colleagues. You might find it difficult to say what you feel when you are in an emotional state. Even if the situation is scary, you need to be careful with what you say. Also, you might face conflicts with your colleagues right now. This card signals some obstacles in your work.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Suggests Regarding Career Change
If you want to know whether you should change your career or not, Knight of Swords reversed signals that you should change your career path. It is suggested that you will have to work hard to get success. You may be dealing with people who are harsh on you, making your working life miserable.
What Knight of Swords Reversed Reveals About Balancing Your Career With Your Personal Life
When balancing your career and personal life, Knight of Swords reversed illustrates that you need to remain responsible and disciplined. You probably act too much from your aggressive nature, which is not good for your professional life. You could not be very flexible in the terms of your work commitments. This will harm your career in the long run because many things might get away from you. So make sure you act with responsibility and discipline, and make compromises at the right time.