Astrologer
An astrologer is a person who analyses the constellations, the movement of celestial bodies and the positions of stars and planets, and presents that analysis together with their own interpretations of it to a client.
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give advice on personal matters
observe celestial objects
prospect new customers
maintain customer service
assess character
About astrologer
The astrologer observes celestial bodies and uses specialist astrological software to establish positions for a given moment and place, then prepares horoscopes from them. The astrologer then presents their own interpretation, which addresses a client's temperament, their dispositions regarding health, their emotional life and marriage, their business and career possibilities and other personal matters.
The astrologer also assesses a person's character, gives advice on personal matters and delivers a reading in words the client can understand, which calls for rhetoric. The advice may concern, for example, relationships, work or important decisions.
The astrologer also acquires new customers and manages their own professional development. An astrologer is not a doctor, a lawyer or a therapist, and a client who arrives with a medical or a legal problem needs to be referred to a specialist. There are no formal qualification requirements, and the field is not a natural science.
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Frequently asked questions
What does an astrologer do?
Astrologers analyse constellation and motions of celestial objects and specific stellar and planetary alignments. They present this analysis together with their own interpretations about clients' temperament, predispositions related to their health, love and marriage issues, business and job opportunities and other personal aspects.
What skills does an astrologer need?
An astrologer needs 10 essential skills, including astrology, rhetoric, specialised astrology software, give advice on personal matters, observe celestial objects.
Will AI replace astrologer jobs?
The AI disruption score for astrologer is 46/100 (moderate risk). Skills most exposed to automation: keep personal administration, specialised astrology software, elective astrology. Most resilient: horary astrology, astrology, astropsychology.
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