Personal Summary: Scorpio Work Compatibility

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Scorpio Work Compatibility
Scorpio, you are an amazingly hard worker, however that amazing only extends so far if you’re working for someone you don’t respect or with people that you just don’t inspire you to ‘play nice’. Focus, will power, and control is your recipe for success, however, your emotions and the tendency to obsess show a puzzle you have to be aware of and stay in control of. Scorpion energy is amazing and can really benefit your career with jobs that deal with science, secrets or figuring something out, and transforming people and their lives. Some examples are analyst, bill collector, coroner, criminologist, detective, plumber, excavator, hypnotist, insurance agent, lab tech, psychiatrist, researcher, scientist, tax collector, surgeon, miner,
With Aries’s constant need to move up, together this can be a great team to explore and expand together.

Boss
Your Arian leader will come to rely on your steadfast presence and passionate approach to your job. Everything you do is noticed, and while fast paced and demanding, you can bet your Arian boss has you and the company’s best interest in mind.

Scorpio to Taurus
Co-worker
This combination is rather irresistible with your exact opposite polarity placement in the zodiac. While your commonality can sometimes be nil, this is still the beautiful harmony that can only be seen with perfect stabilization with where you lack, your co-worker can be trusted to pick up where you may need help.

Boss
You both are at work for the same reason of making money and begin productive, and this is a great energy to get things done. Your Taurian boss can evoke your passion while you help your boss to find his harmony and trust in the work place. Even though opposites, this pairing is fabulous for the workplace.

Scorpio to Gemini

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