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Prospects and Goal

Analysis of career prospects and the path toward your professional goal.

12 cards

Category: Career & Profession

Spread Diagram

Prospects and Goal — Spread Diagram

Overview

Sumerechnaya's spread. It is used when the client wants to learn about the prospects of their work. Twelve cards are laid out in a 4x3 grid, where each horizontal row is responsible for a specific aspect of work (working conditions, salary, team relations, career advancement), and each vertical column represents a time period (near future, later future, most distant future). This structure allows one to see the dynamics of changes for each aspect of work over time.

Card Positions

Position 1: Working conditions -- near futureHow working conditions will change for the client in the near future. The card shows whether the work environment will improve, whether responsibilities, schedule, or physical working conditions will change soon.
Position 2: Working conditions -- later futureHow working conditions will change in a more distant perspective. The card reveals the medium-term dynamics -- whether the situation will stabilize, whether significant changes will occur in work organization.
Position 3: Working conditions -- distant futureWorking conditions in the most distant perspective. The card shows the final picture -- what the development of the workplace situation will lead to in the long term.
Position 4: Salary -- near futureHow the client's salary will change in the near future. The card shows whether an increase, decrease, or stability of income is expected soon.
Position 5: Salary -- later futureSalary dynamics in the medium-term perspective. The card reveals how the financial side of work will develop -- growth, stagnation, or the need to seek additional sources of income.
Position 6: Salary -- distant futureSalary in the long-term perspective. The card shows the ultimate financial result of staying at this job -- whether it will lead to material well-being or disappointment.
Position 7: Team relations -- near futureHow team relations will change in the near future. The card shows the atmosphere at work, interaction with colleagues, possible conflicts, or conversely, strengthening of bonds.
Position 8: Team relations -- later futureDynamics of colleague relations in the medium term. The card reveals how the social environment at work will develop -- whether new allies will appear, whether the team composition will change.
Position 9: Team relations -- distant futureTeam relations in the long-term perspective. The card shows what your position in the team will be over time -- respect, leadership, isolation, or the need to completely change the environment.
Position 10: Career advancement -- near futureThe client's career advancement in the near future. The card shows whether there are chances for promotion, expansion of authority, or obtaining a more responsible position soon.
Position 11: Career advancement -- later futureCareer prospects in the medium term. The card reveals how the professional path will develop -- steady growth, a change of direction, or a period of calm before a new breakthrough.
Position 12: Career advancement -- distant futureCareer prospects in the most long-term perspective. The card shows the peak of the career path at this workplace -- whether the client will reach the desired position, whether professional ambitions will be realized.

How to Read

Shuffle the deck while focusing on work prospects. Draw 12 cards and lay them out in a 4x3 grid: top row -- cards 1, 2, 3 (working conditions), second row -- 4, 5, 6 (salary), third row -- 7, 8, 9 (team relations), bottom row -- 10, 11, 12 (career advancement). The spread is read in two ways: horizontally -- the dynamics of each aspect over time (left to right: near, medium, distant future), and vertically -- all aspects of work in a specific period.

Tips & Advice

The main advantage of this spread is the ability to read it in two directions. Horizontally you see how each aspect (conditions, salary, team, career) changes over time. Vertically -- the full picture of a specific period. Compare the first column (1, 4, 7, 10) with the third (3, 6, 9, 12): if the latter is significantly better -- prospects are encouraging, patience is worthwhile. Pay attention to diagonals: if cards 1, 5, 9 or 4, 8, 12 form a trend -- this shows a hidden interconnection between different aspects of work. A negative third column is a serious signal to consider changing jobs.

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