The workhorse of the Zodiac has arrived! No matter that it's a frisky little Goat — this nimal packs a wallop in the workplace. Practical, conservative (watch that bottom line!) Capricorns enjoy working hard and getting things done, and their patience and smarts help them persevere where others might give up. Those born under this Sign are comfortable as leaders and actually prefer this role, since it gives them a measure of control, which is soothing to them. The Goat is utterly responsible and great at rallying the troops in a way that brings out the best in everyone. They also crave independence and would feel just fine in an Ivory Tower office, directing the battle down below.

The solid, Earth Sign Goat doesn't need an entourage in the workplace — a few trusted colleagues are much better. Traditionalists that they are, Capricorns also value image and are likely to insist that co-workers, as well as themselves, look as respectable as they are. Capricorns are highly organized, so being on their team is a study in cool efficiency. It's unlikely that the team will unravel, since the Goat knows how to do the right thing (again, for everyone) and is happy to carry a heavy load.

All this hard work can be pretty exhausting, which is why the Goat is advised to relax every now and again. "Relax? What a concept!" says the naive Goat, as if this couldn't be. Well, it should be, since Capricorns who remember to take care of their inner selves and let others shoulder some of he burden will do much better in the long run.

The Capricorn office is as solid and predictable as they come, filled with sturdy wood furniture and reams of files which will facilitate good, hard work. If they hit the road, Goats are bound to jump into a mondo American sedan or pick-up truck, anything with plenty of metal around (just in case). Lunch is also reliable and good value — a nearby chop house will convey the right message to both clients and friends.

Capricorns are well suited as generals, administrators, ministers, managers, computer wizards and engineers.