Which Hamzzi are you at work?

How was the Work Hamzzi test made?

Saju represents the year, month, day and hour of birth with two symbols each, eight in all. The pair for the day of birth is called the day pillar. This test reads its stem as the way you work, and its branch as the season and inner heart that color it, to create 60 Work Hamzzis.

The coworker you’re in sync with and the one who pushes you to grow are chosen from symbols that bind together (the stem and branch combinations) and symbols that face each other (the clash) in traditional saju. It is a playful take on traditional birth-date symbols, told through life at work, not a verdict on anyone’s work or future.

This test changes to the next day pillar at 11 p.m. Enter your Gregorian birth date. Dates from 1900 to 2100 are supported.