Rooster

The Rooster values honesty and loyalty in their relationships, and may be deeply committed to their partners.
They can be somewhat critical and may struggle with accepting imperfections in themselves and others.
Roosters are most compatible with the Ox, Snake, and Dragon. They are least compatible with the Rat, Rabbit, Horse, and Dog.

The Rooster is organized and detail-oriented, making them well-suited for careers in accounting, law, or finance.
They may also be drawn to careers in management or administration, where they can use their talent for organization and planning to make an impact.
Roosters thrive in environments that allow them to use their natural talents and abilities, and may struggle in roles that require too much flexibility or adaptability.

Confident: The Rooster is known for their confidence and self-assuredness.
Organized: They are able to keep things in order and may have a talent for managing complex projects or systems.
Honest: Roosters value honesty and integrity, and may be unwilling to compromise their principles.
Proud: They have a strong sense of pride and may be sensitive to criticism or feedback.
Perfectionist: Roosters have high standards for themselves and may be hard on themselves when they fall short.
Diligent: They are hard-working and determined, and are able to channel their energy into achieving their goals.

The Rooster is confident and self-assured, with a natural talent for leadership and management.
They are organized and detail-oriented, with a talent for managing complex projects or systems.
Roosters are honest and forthright, and are able to speak their minds without fear of consequences.

The Rooster can be somewhat critical and may struggle with accepting imperfections in themselves and others.
They may be too hard on themselves, setting high standards that are difficult to meet.
Roosters may be prone to procrastination and may struggle with motivation.
They can be somewhat inflexible and may struggle with adapting to changing circumstances.