posted October 02, 2017 10:52 PM            

I've had times where it's been tough, but also had 20+ years of continuous employment for the same employers. The saturn sR opp Uranus in my 10th require some freedom in the type of work I do, and the squares to my Mercury demand it has some mental challenges to keep me from getting bored.

posted October 03, 2017 12:28 AM            

I have trouble keeping jobs.. had over 15 and I'm 22. No problem getting them though, which I would speculate is more of a Mercury- Saturn thing.

posted October 03, 2017 01:18 AM            

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Originally posted by Radium:
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I have trouble keeping jobs.. had over 15 and I'm 22. No problem getting them though, which I would speculate is more of a Mercury- Saturn thing.

I am a Aquarius Moon and Mercury and they are placed in third along with my Uranus. Routine is a dangerous recipe for me.

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posted October 03, 2017 10:56 AM            

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Originally posted by Lerena:
I have Mercury square Uranus. The orb is 4 degrees, but I feel like I'll never have a job. My Uranus is also in 2nd house, which if I remember right indicates instability with income. This drives me absolutely nuts as a Taurus Sun, though on that note, I also have Uranus making a trine to my Sun in 6th house.

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posted October 03, 2017 01:42 PM            

Mercury square Uranus by 4d and Saturn by 9d (but the orb is too wide)

posted October 03, 2017 03:06 PM            

Whilst Mercury/Saturn likes structure, procedure and order.And this is necessary because we need to kniw how to do things properly before learning to tweak here and there.

Firstly I think you would insist on structure. But as you get with it, you will want to shake things up or come up with innovarions. This is how Uranus/Saturn work together.

People tend to hate on Saturn for being the wet blanket. But Saturn is all about the groundwork and firm foundation. Its about order not monotony

Do u think it the nature /nurture of the job that makes it hard to keep? In other words, is it more "what" you do than "where" you do it that matters. Or the other way around?

I for instance am more about the "where" I am working rather than "what" i am doing . I love an environment that has warmth. When people are austere around mw, that wears me down.

posted October 03, 2017 03:33 PM            

I have Mercury/Saturn square (1st/10th house) and I have worked my way to a prominent position for the company I work for in a short time. I'm not an ass kisser either, just respected and get results.

posted October 11, 2017 12:48 PM            

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Originally posted by ChildofVenus:
So it could be something else then? I just thought it may have been Mercury/Uranus. Since people with this aspect can be strange or weird. To me that could hinder someone in a way that they may not be able to perform well among others. Or with society whereas they may have difficulty maintaining a job.

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Well my mother is odd for sure and she had a hard time fitting in at the University of Miami Hospital Pediatrics Department and was targeted because of it but she did work there for many years, was a very hard worker and even organized medical missions with medical students to a number of countries abroad.

In the Dominican Republic she was head of her department and there she was respected highly and started an organization for women who suffer from premenstrual symptoms. She also wrote a book and has been in radio shows etc....

posted October 11, 2017 07:02 PM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
Well my mother is odd for sure and she had a hard time fitting in at the University of Miami Hospital Pediatrics Department and was targeted because of it but she did work there for many years, was a very hard worker and even organized medical missions with medical students to a number of countries abroad.

In the Dominican Republic she was head of her department and there she was respected highly and started an organization for women who suffer from premenstrual symptoms. She also wrote a book and has been in radio shows etc....

She is odd bc in addition to having mercury square uranus, she has venus and mars in Aquarius so I see your point but mercury in hard aspect to Uranus does not mean you are doomed as I see it in the charts of many leaders including my mom and supervisor, it can be a great indicator of someone who thinks outside the box and is creative, someone who is good at problem solving bc they have many ideas. Like my supervisor is an art therapist, she is a visual and creative thinker, good at coming up with solutions ect, thinks quickly on her feet. I think the combo of uranus in hard aspect to mercury and moon in aries with sun in capricorn is why.

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Thanks for sharing the person I know also has Mercury square Saturn as well as Mercury conjunct Uranus so that could be why. I guess it could be the oddness and social issues that could be preventing this person from really being able to keep a job. Could just be the person doesn't feel comfortable working among others.