Look for a career where Hans J. Andersen can use Hans J. Andersen's abilities to carry out projects in minute detail. These projects must be perfect, and Hans J. Andersen will not be under pressure to limit the time it takes to complete them. For instance, if Hans J. Andersen go into interior design, Hans J. Andersen should have clients who have enough money to spend so that Hans J. Andersen can do an elegant job.

Being methodical and careful about details, Hans J. Andersen is well-fitted for such work as is afforded by the Civil Service. Hans J. Andersen would do well in a bank and, in many respects, Hans J. Andersen have the painstaking qualities required for the scholastic profession. In businesses, where success depends on rigid routine, Hans J. Andersen ought to be happy, and all the posts which fall to people who can plod their way through examinations should be within Hans J. Andersen's grasp. Hans J. Andersen can be an excellent film director. But, Hans J. Andersen should not go for actor because it does not fit to Hans J. Andersen's temperament.

Hans J. Andersen will have great ability in making money in all forms of industry, business organisation or in the employment of others. Hans J. Andersen will always see a way out of any difficulty and be self-reliant and determined in whatever course of action Hans J. Andersen may decide to follow. Hans J. Andersen will be a speculator on a large scale in all Hans J. Andersen undertake. Hans J. Andersen will treat life more as a game than from a serious standpoint. As a general rule, luck will favour Hans J. Andersen during the greater part of Hans J. Andersen's life. In relation to finance Hans J. Andersen need have nothing to fear. Once the early part of Hans J. Andersen's life is over, Hans J. Andersen will begin to reap forward for the foundation Hans J. Andersen have laid and from that point Hans J. Andersen is likely to accumulate wealth and position.