The Chinese horoscope lets you know what a person is like according to their zodiac sign, that animal that was the protagonist in the year in which they were born. In this way, all those born after February of any of the following years are Monkey men: 1908, 1920, 1932, 1944, 1956, 1968, 1980, 1992 or 2004. If their birthday is in January, they will feel more identified with the characteristics of the previous sign since the Chinese calendar starts from February. This is how the Monkey man is in his work according to the Chinese horoscope.
The Monkey Man and employment
- Professions in which you excel. The Monkey man is a very active person who likes to always be doing stimulating things. They are good at communication-related jobs such as journalism, but they are also good as salespeople, bankers, or engineers. It cannot be said that the one of the Monkeys is a sign strictly of sciences or of letters, since there are men of each one of the branches that excel in their professions.
- How is the Monkey man as a worker? Although he tends to leave things to the last minute, when the delivery date approaches he always exceeds expectations by far. The Monkey man is very decisive in his work since he uses all his cunning and intelligence, which is a lot, to perform all his tasks. Also, his co-workers tend to like him a lot because he is a fun person who they can always turn to when they have problems.
- How is the Monkey man as a boss? The Monkey man likes to lead. He would be a good boss because you have things very clear and he knows how to listen to those who are under his responsibility. He has a great capacity for conviction: he always gets everyone to believe in his ideas and projects because he knows how to present them so that they look very good even if in reality they are not so good.
- Tricks to find work. If you have been looking for a job for some time, do not despair. Although sometimes you get lazy, you know that the important thing is never to sit still: sign up for a language course, submit your resume to all the places you consider appropriate, make calls and send emails so that your proposals are taken into account…