Sagittarius

The work you do without being asked to do it happens because you noticed what others decided not to see. Someone has to refill the water pitcher during meetings, remember which client prefers phone calls, check that the side door locks properly. You keep doing these things because stopping would mean watching small systems fail, and that feels worse than the extra load. The cost of being reliable is that reliability becomes your job description, written in invisible ink. What you see as maintenance, others experience as the world working the way it should.