My career path.
A hypertext narrative by
Yann-Kayembe Dit-Tshuembane
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Word count: 888
Choice count: 25
Section count: 17
Image count: 17
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis
Education : 67 matches
(choice, college, continuing, courses, degree, don, down, fail, failed, failing, field, first, graduate, learned, level, management, research, school, semester, skills, teacher, teachers, training, university)Business : 40 matches
(business, cost, management, manager, money, mortgage, offer, owner, paid, pay, sales, workload)Web development : 14 matches
(clear, control, field, join, pass, path, position)Target Structure: (29 matches)
comes in handy (1 match)
dread (1 match)
drudgery (1 match)
getting sucked up in (1 match)
intern (1 match)
internship (6 matches)
lack of (1 match)
learned the ropes (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
more often (1 match)
mortgage (2 matches)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
overwhelm (1 match)
overwhelmed (2 matches)
pension (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
set aside (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
more often than not (1 match)
the drive of work (1 match)
thoroughly (1 match)
thoughtful (1 match)
time management (1 match)
wage (1 match)
ingrained (1 match)
bribe (1 match)
theft (1 match)
My career path.
Life after College.
After finishing my Business Management degree at Ahuntsic College, I thought about going to university or stopping school and immediately find a new career. The issue is that university cost a lot of money, so I'm hesitating about continuing my studies to the next level and besides the internship I did my last semester, I don't have firsthand experienced the Business Management field, so I'm not sure I'll be able to find a sustainable career in the Business Management field.
Choice 1 : Go to University
Choice 2 : Stopping school
Which University.
Now that I've decided to university, I have to be thoughtful about which one is going to be a better fit for me. Since, I have a clear path of the career I want to pursue, I thoroughly did my research and came to the conclusion I had to choose between these three schools.
Choice 1 : HEC Montreal.
Choice 2 : Concordia
Career path.
I realized school was maddening for me, so I've decided to avoid university and join the work field.
Choice 1 : Business Owner.
Choice 2 : Sales manager at Canadian Tire
HEC Montreal.
Because of my straight A's at school, I was able to get accepted into one of the most prestigious Business schools in the world. With my time management and hard work, I was able to pull off what was almost impossible for me and graduated after four years of hard work. Luckily, I got offered an internship right after graduating from school.
Choice 1 : Bank Internship
Choice 2 : Look for another job
Concordia.
My friend told me Concordia as a reputation for having the best parties. I want to take school serious but at the same time, I want to have fun, and I heard from some people that if you do it correctly, I can pull it off and still graduate on time.
Choice 1 : Go to the parties
Choice 2 : Focus on studying
Bank analyst internship.
I accepted an offer to be an intern as a bank analyst. The skills I got from my first internship comes in handy because I learned the ropes while on-the-job-training pretty quickly. I was so good they offered me a manager position.
Choice 1 : Accept the offer
Choice 2 : Refuse the offer
Business Owner.
The work from being a business owner overwhelm me so much I feel like quitting.
Choice 1 : Abandon the business.
Choice 2 : Keep going
Abandon the business.
I got overwhelmed by the workload, I was loosing a lot of money on a failed business and felt like I loosed my purpose in life, so I decided to abandon it and choose a different path in life.
Choice 1 : Start again
Successful Businessman.
With my hard work, I was able to make a successful business. I earn a premium wage that would make me able to pay off my mortgage and retire before I turn 50 years old.
Choice 1 : Start again
Sales manager at Canadian Tire.
With my experience in business management, I landed a job as a sales manager at Canadian Tire. I worked here for 4 years before I realized it was a dead end job with no opportunities. I grew a lack of interest in the job and quit in hopes I would find a better job or even go back to school.
Choice 1 : Start again
Salesman.
I decided to turn down the internship for a car salesman job. After working there for 10 years, I started to dread going to work. More often than not, I was overwhelmed by all the work I had to do. I was fed up with getting sucked up in petty politics with my coworkers. It got ingrained in my mind that being a car salesman is like being a legal theft, so I set aside enough money to go to therapy and hopefully have a new begin in life.
Choice 1 : Start again
Regional Manager.
I accepted the position of Regional Bank manager they offered me. Even if the drive of work was awful at first, I got used to the job, made my money and happily retired with a pension and a paid mortgage with my beautiful wife and kids.
Choice 1 : Start again
Kept my position.
Even if the job gets drudgery sometimes, I'm happy I kept my current position, and I retired around my 60s.
Choice 1 : Start again
Parties.
I went to a lot of parties and things got out of control. I barely studied during the semester. I'm sure I will fail my exams, so I try to decide if I should bribe or not my teachers to pass my courses.
Choice 1 : Do it
Choice 2 : Don't do it
Kicked out of school.
Unfortunately, my idea didn't work and my teacher reported me to the board of direction. They decided I get kicked out of school.
Choice 1 : Start again
Failed exams.
I don't take the chance of getting kicked out, but I ended up failing my courses.
Choice 1 : Start again
Graduated from University.
Being focused in school paid off, and I ended up graduating from University and getting good jobs offers.
Choice 1 : Start again
