Tower - getting the job?

[Amanda_04]

This card is telling you that things are not going to turn out as planned. So if you are planning on getting that job with the other company, it likely won't happen, or won't go down at all how you imagined.

[wind]

Tower for me meant getting the job. But it was indeed a Tower moment, because it came out of the blue. But yes, I started to work in an established company.

[SunChariot]

Originally Posted by cherryberry

I got the Tower when I asked whats the likelihood of me getting the job in another company.

Hmm, I actually thought this might mean yes - the card shows a ball like building on stilts and one of the stilts is just breaking. This is how I feel, I want to leave, very much! So it is like the long-standing job I am in now is crumbeling and I will start a new one?

I know it's a bit of a yes/no question and one isnt supposed to ask those, but I still sometimes get good results of it.

What do people think?

The way I read, it could mean either. But then I was not the reader and if I asked that question another card would have likely come up fo rme.

The Tower, for me, is sudden unexpected change that happens almost in the blink of an eye and that changes things forever. That could mean getting that other job. It could mean that things will suddenly change at your current job in a wonderful way that will make you sure you want to stay there, It could me a third alternative. All is says is change. Although something in the image itself may be there to give you a cue.

For me personally, I don't often to yes/no quesitons but when I do I find the easiest way is to use reversals and let upright cards mean yes and reversed cards mean no. Simple, clean and easy to understand. No guesswork.

Babs

[Adjustment]

whenever i aske a question with a yes and not style and i get the Tower the answer everyime has been a no, Going by my own experience with this card i would read it as a no