Robert Conrad love competition and new ventures and thus are prone to change Robert Conrad's career often. Robert Conrad should choose a career which allows Robert Conrad diversity in work and an opportunity for advancement, therefore discouraging Robert Conrad from floating from job to job.

Robert Conrad's inherent push and go are very useful acquirements. Whilst others are debating, Robert Conrad is acting, and it is the early bird that gets the worm. Robert Conrad should cast away all thought of taking up a profession or occupation that requires polish and gentleness. Robert Conrad is far too practical to bother about surface qualities. They irritate Robert Conrad Robert Conrad is a person of action and prefer rough and ready efficiency to anything else. Robert Conrad could play the part of an explorer admirably, both in real life and on the films. Robert Conrad would be far better as a surgeon than as finance consultant. At any job where skill in making things was needed, Robert Conrad would succeed. Engineering may be cited as such a job. There are many occupations at sea which would suit Robert Conrad extraordinarily well. As an aviator, Robert Conrad would display the requisite pluck and daring. There are endless fields for Robert Conrad's energies in work connected with land. Not only would Robert Conrad make an excellent farmer, but Robert Conrad would do equally well as a surveyor, a mining engineer and a prospector.

In matters relating to financial prospects Robert Conrad will be largely the arbitrator of Robert Conrad's own destiny. The success of Robert Conrad's work will come first in every way. If Robert Conrad belong to the higher plane which Robert Conrad's natural gifts entitle Robert Conrad to occupy, Robert Conrad will always find the wealth and gain high position, but in such things Robert Conrad will never be satisfied. Robert Conrad always crave for the something just beyond Robert Conrad's means. Robert Conrad will be most generous in money matters and inclined to reduce Robert Conrad's reserves by giving to benevolent institutions and helping Robert Conrad's relatives.