Human Design Reflector on the job: Your career as an observer

The Human Design Reflector brings unique skills to the professional environment. Are you a reflector? Then let’s explore the world of Human Design Reflector professions together and find out how you can make the most of your special strengths in your professional life. Enjoy reading!

The Human Design Reflector on the job

Reflectors are rare. Reflectors reflect their environment. In the professional world, they are also known as observers or evaluators. About one per cent of humanity is of the Reflector type. They have no defined centres. All centres in the Human Design Chart are open (white). This means that there are also no defined channels, i.e. the lines that connect the Human Design Centers.

Are you a Reflector by any chance? Then write to me in the comments below if you like. I’d be interested to know how you perceive your openness. I can count on just two hands the number of reflectors I’ve had the pleasure of coaching. I am still in contact with some of them today.

Back to the traits: As a Human Design Reflector, you are a very rare type with the greatest perceptiveness of all Human Design Types. Observing and listening, understanding and reflecting are among your general tasks.

With your sensitive antennae, you can gauge the mood at your employer well. You’re not an endurance runner yourself. I would only recommend physical work to you if you keep regenerating yourself. But you are a mirror for everything that is done, thought and said. That’s your natural gift as a type. As a Reflector, you also reflect the spirit and culture of the company. If a company employs a reflector, it can count itself lucky if its gift is recognized, appreciated and used.

Professional satisfaction for Reflectors

A typical Human Design Reflector profession is that of Transformation Officer. Sounds futuristic, but is all the more important as we move into a new age, from the cross of planning to the cross of the sleeping phoenix. If you now have question marks over your head, read my blog post “Human Design 2027” below.

As a Reflector, you are the central point of contact in the company, so to speak, where all change activities converge. There are many other professions in which you can experience satisfaction as a reflector. In order to develop a concrete idea of a particular profession, you need more aspects and insights than just identifying the Human Design Type.

You are something like a radar in the company that perceives all moods down to the finest nuances. To prevent you from absorbing the many impressions, which can also be stressful, as a reflector you are equipped with a kind of protective layer that acts like Teflon and protects you from external influences.

Example of a Human Design Chart of a Reflector

Below is an example of a Human Design Chart of a Reflector with open centers.

The Reflector Strategy in the profession

The reflector’s strategy is to “wait for a lunar cycle”. Reflectors are characterized by their ability to intensively perceive and mirror their surroundings and the people around them. In a professional context, this means that they are particularly good at recognizing and analysing the dynamics and moods within a team or company.

Your strategy as a reflector should therefore aim to use these skills in a targeted manner to transform processes and promote a harmonious working environment. It is important that you regularly take time out to recover, so that you can process the many impressions and regenerate your energy. Your natural openness and flexibility allow you to shine in a variety of roles, especially where adaptability and honest communication are required.

The aura of the Reflector

The aura of the Reflector is unique and open, allowing it to effortlessly absorb and reflect the energies and moods of its surroundings. This ability allows you to gain deeper insights into the dynamics and needs of your environment. Your aura acts like a mirror, reflecting the true state of a team or organization.

As you are particularly susceptible to external influences, it is important that you regularly take time for retreat and relaxation. I cannot repeat this enough. In this way, you can maintain your inner balance and make the most of your valuable skills.

Famous Reflectors

Famous reflectors are Michael Jackson, Sandra Bullock, Jürgen Klopp, Jürgen Klinsmann, Vanessa Mai, Thomas Müller, Jan Josef Liefers

FAQ: Questions and answers about the Human Design Reflector at work