A random life story.

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Word count: 756

Choice count: 31

Section count: 20

Image count: 20

Error count: 1

Field Related Analysis

Education : 54 matches

(choice, college, don, failed, field, management, semester, skills, university)

Business : 18 matches

(company, customers, firm, gain, growth, management, marketing, opportunity, pressure, product, service)

Web development : 17 matches

(background, break, constant, field, global, local, path, position, random, service)

Target Structure: (5 matches)

intern (1 match)

internship (3 matches)

volunteer (1 match)

volunteering (2 matches)

abroad (3 matches)

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A random life story.

Ahuntsic College.

You were attending Ahuntsic College with one semester remaining, but you didn't know what your next steps should be.

Choice 1 : Go to university.

Choice 2 : Volunteering abroad.

Choice 3 : Work with your parents.

Dominic Deusdedith, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Go to university.

Five more years of long hours, high pressure, and constant travel. But hey, the paycheck is great! Which university should I attend?

Choice 1 : Go to Concordia.

Choice 2 : Go to UQAM.

Bryan Y.W. Shin, CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/, via Wikimedia Commons

Go to Concordia.

Nice! You've graduated from Concordia! These are your job offers.

Choice 1 : Apply to KPMG.

Choice 2 : Apply to Deloitte.

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Apply to KPMG.

Yay! You've received an e-mail that you were accepted.

Choice 1 : Continue this success at this global firm.

Choice 2 : Seek out for other opportunities.

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Continue this success at this global firm.

Over the years, you felt stuck in your work in those long hours to meet deadlines but failed to take care of your physical health. The constant stress and burnout took your life away from a stroke, and you collapse.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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Seek out for other opportunities.

After, feeling unsatisfied with being rejected from KPMG opened your eyes to new possibilities. You decided to explore a different industry that piqued your interest. With your background in consulting, you easily transitioned into a product management role at a new company. It grew faster and you got richer!

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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Apply to Deloitte.

Unfortunately you've been rejected from Deloitte. What should I do next?

Choice 1 : Work as an internship to get more experience.

Choice 2 : Take a break and travel.

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Work as an internship to get more experience.

After not getting into Deloitte, you decided to gain experience through an internship at a small firm. The practical experience and connections you made helped you grow professionally. By the end of the intern, the firm offered you a full-time position, opening the door to exciting new opportunities.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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Take a break and travel.

After not getting into Deloitte, you decided to take a break and travel. Exploring new places and cultures gave you a fresh perspective and allowed you to recharge. When you returned, you felt renewed, focused, and ready to pursue new opportunities.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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Go to UQAM.

Great! You've graduated of UQAM. These are your job offers.

Choice 1 : Apply to KPMG.

Choice 2 : Apply to Deloitte.

Daderot, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Volunteering abroad.

Amazing! You decided to volunteer abroad. What should you do next?

Choice 1 : Get more experience for your field.

Choice 2 : Focus on your personal growth.

U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Craig Anderson, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Get more experience for your field.

You chose to get more experience for your field and made a meaningful impact, building valuable skills and connections. The experience enriched your life and boosted your resume, leading to new job opportunities and a fulfilling career path.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

Taofeeq Abdulkareem, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Focus on your personal growth.

You chose to focus on your personal growth alone in a foreign country. One day, while crossing a busy road, you realized you had lost your passport and all your valuable belongings. Then, you were hit by a car and passed out. When you woke up in the hospital, you had lost all of your memories.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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Work with your parents.

You made up your mind that when you finished your field you want to work with your parents.

Choice 1 : Take over your family restaurant.

Choice 2 : Work with your parents as a full-time job.

United States Air Force photo by Senior Airman Cassandra Locke, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Take over your family restaurant.

You came to the conclusion to take over your family restaurant.

Choice 1 : You invested in your family restaurant.

Choice 2 : You don't invest in your family restaurant.

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You invested in your family restaurant.

You invested in a complete renovation to modernize the restaurant and attract a younger clientele.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

Renovating The Beach Restaurant by N Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

You don't invest in your family restaurant.

You kept the restaurant as it was, but you focused on marketing to attract more local customers.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

Samuel Scott, CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Work with your parents as a full-time job.

You worked there temporarily while waiting to find another opportunity.

Choice 1 : Found a job.

Choice 2 : Back to studying.

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Found a job.

You found a job in another food service company to explore different management methods.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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Back to studying.

You returned to studies to specialize in gourmet cuisine.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic College.

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