Group 1 Interpretation | Page of Swords (Upright) If you chose this group, it means you're likely to receive news about the offer you're waiting for soon, but you need to actively confirm the result. This card represents information flow, communication feedback, and new small developments. You might receive inquiries from HR, notifications for supplementary interviews, process updates, or further explanations about the results. However, the Page of Swords also reminds you: the news isn't necessarily the final offer immediately; it's more like a signal that things are "still in progress." We suggest you do the following: - Actively inquire about the progress, but keep your tone polite and concise. - Confirm whether the position is still hiring, whether you've reached the final interview, and whether there are any follow-up arrangements. - Don't wait for news from just one company; pursue other opportunities simultaneously. - Stay alert to vague replies and don't place all your expectations on this one company too early. This group of cards is better interpreted as: news will come, but it may not arrive exactly as you expect. Group 2 | Six of Cups (Upright) If you chose this group, it means this offer carries a strong emotional expectation; there may be a strong psychological connection between you and this position—"I really want to go." The Six of Cups upright represents familiarity, likability, the possibility of acceptance, and a certain degree of "mutual attraction." If you've already interviewed, the interviewer or team may have a good impression of you and even be willing to give you a chance. This set of cards also suggests that the opportunity you're waiting for has a chance to proceed in a relatively gentle and smooth way. However, it's important to note that the Six of Cups considers not only the practical conditions but also whether you are truly satisfied. Perhaps this job isn't the highest-paying or best-developing one, but it may make you feel at ease, familiar, or meet your expectations of the environment. It's recommended that you do the following: - Be sincere and don't over-package yourself. - Proactively express your interest in the position. - Pay attention to the team atmosphere, communication style, and job fit. - If there's a delay, you can gently confirm your intentions. This set of cards is more suitable to be interpreted as: there is an opportunity for recognition, the relationship is positive, but confirmation through practical procedures is still needed. Group 3 | Death Reversed If you chose this group, it means that the outcome of this offer may not be as smooth as you expect, or there may be significant delays, setbacks, or difficulties in progress. In job-seeking tarot, the reversed Death card usually indicates that old outcomes haven't truly ended, and new opportunities haven't opened up smoothly. You might be waiting indefinitely, but news may be delayed; there might be process bottlenecks, changes in recruitment plans, adjustments to job requirements, or the other party's attitude might be ambiguous. This card doesn't mean there's no chance at all, but it's more like a reminder: don't pin all your hopes on this one outcome. It's suggested that you: - Accept the fact that "the current trend is unclear" - Stop constantly refreshing messages and guessing the outcome - Simultaneously apply for other opportunities; don't waste time waiting - If the other party doesn't give a clear reply, treat it as if there's no final result yet - Reassess whether this position is truly suitable for you, rather than being unwilling to give up just because you "waited a long time." This card is more accurately interpreted as: there may not be any clear good news in the near future; you need to be prepared to move on to other opportunities.