Hi,
I purchased the premium report and still having trouble with understanding my career/industry with my element. I work in Aerospace & Defense industry...currently working as a embedded software engineer. Please clarify the element associated with it as well as the meaning behind it.
I guess the embedded software engineer is Metal/water both and the industry is fire for defense and metal for aerospace?
thanks,
George

These are some considerations:
1. For example, a CEO. He can be in-charge of many departments e.g. Accounting & Finance (metal), Marketing and Sales (Fire), Public Relations (Fire). 
2. But ultimately his main CORE function is to GROW the company = Wood element.
3. So, other the industry that you are in; what are your core skills? You have ask yourself. What is your main or chief function. For example if you are suppose to develop a software or fine-tune it or make it work; then most likely "programming" or water element.
3.1. If you are there to SELL software then Fire element.
4. Nowadays, what it means that the industry one is in; may not be purely what are your core areas. So what value are you to your company? Of course, everyone can do a little of this and that. But what is the CORE?

 

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On 3/12/2014 6:27:11 AM, Anonymous wrote:
Hi, I purchased the
premium report and still
having trouble with
understanding my
career/industry with my
element. I work in
Aerospace & Defense
industry...currently working
as a embedded software
engineer. Please clarify
the element associated with it
as well as the meaning behind
it. I guess the embedded
software engineer is
Metal/water both and the
industry is fire for defense
and metal for aerospace?
thanks,George