The chart names the category of work a person is built for, not a job title. The four-step method: the tenth lord and its sign, the strongest planet on the tenth house, the Amatyakaraka, and the D10 lagna, with a fields-by-planet-and-element table, the four common mistakes, what to do when the chart and the current job disagree, and a worked chart.
IT and software careers have a recognisable signature: Mercury for logic, Rahu for new technology and scale, Saturn for systems, Mars for engineering, working through the third and tenth houses. The developer signatures, roles by planet, the onsite question, the mid-career plateau, timing, D10 confirmation, and a worked chart.
A job loss is an event of the eighth and twelfth houses acting on the sixth and tenth, and the chart shows its windows in advance. The natal signatures that raise vulnerability, the dasha and transit windows, how layoffs differ from terminations and resignations, what to do inside a warning window, and where the recovery falls.
A career that has not moved in five years or more has a cause in the chart, and it is usually a period rather than a permanent condition. The four causes of stagnation, the checklist for telling them apart, what does not move it, when it moves, and a worked chart of twelve years in one grade.
Promotion is a tenth-house event delivered through the eleventh. The significators of a rise, which dasha brings it, why it stalls under a sixth or twelfth lord period, the Jupiter and Saturn transits that trigger it, the ashtakavarga bindus that size it, and a worked chart of one career across five sub-periods.
Job change and career change are different events in the chart. The houses of change, the planets that push and pull, how to tell a chosen move from a forced exit, why dasha boundaries matter, the transits that trigger a switch, and a worked chart of three job changes and one change of field.
Government job yoga is a set of combinations, not a promise. The Sun for the state, Saturn for service, the sixth, tenth and eleventh houses for competition, office and success: the real combinations, the conditions that decide whether they fire, exam and appointment timing, and a worked chart.
Astrology times a job through the dasha of the planets tied to the sixth, tenth and eleventh houses, with Jupiter and Saturn transits as the trigger. The four-step method, how to narrow to a month, why long unemployment happens, and a worked chart of a four-year gap ending.
Job or business is a question about houses, not personality. The sixth house shows service, the seventh shows your own venture, the tenth shows status, and the dasha decides when each is workable. The full method, the mixed chart that does both, and a worked example.
Saturn is the natural significator of work, but the planet responsible for your career is the one connected to your tenth house and running in dasha. A planet-by-planet guide with the four-connection test and a worked chart.