New Beginning.

Finally, I can go to college, but I don't know which school to take. Actually all the schools that I applied to have accepted me, and now I'm stuck on my two favorite schools. Which should I choose Ahuntsic or Vanier? I have a lot of contacts in the College Ahuntsic which would be awesome for socialization and really having a great time in college or Vanier where I don't know a lot of people.

Choice 1 : Ahuntsic

Choice 2 : Vanier

Ahuntsic.

I was so happy to get into one of my top-choice schools. The problem is, because I have a lot of friends there, I've been putting aside most of my homework instead of doing it. So, now I'm wondering if I should go to the party everyone's been inviting me to, or should I sacrifice all of my week-end to catch up on my late assignments?

Choice 1 : Party

Choice 2 : Assignments

Vanier.

Vanier is awesome I love it there. But it's really hard to make real friends because I don't know anyone, and people don't stick around. I haven't made any true friends. Now, I'm getting fed up, so I'm thinking about taking a sabbatical year or continue school.

Choice 1 : Sabbatical year

Choice 2 : School

The Party.

The party is amazing I'm having the time of my life. It's been the best weekend ever. But I just got a notification on my phone saying that I have a test tomorrow morning. It completely slipped my mind I thought the tests were starting in two weeks. I'm in serious trouble.

Choice 1 : Try again

Catch up Late Assignments.

I studied so hard these past two days I was overwhelmed, but I had to. If, not I weren't been able to understand anything for the upcoming exams. While I was doing my homework, I saw a notification on my phone saying that my exams will be tomorrow. Which means exams will start this week and not in two weeks. I did well by starting my homework this weekend.

Choice 1 : End of my Semester

Choice 2 : Graduation

Sabbatical year.

I decided during my sabbatical year that I would not stay on a dead-end job, it was repetitive and boring. So, for that to not happen I figured to go abroad. I was really skeptical, but I told myself why not, so I asked my parents to give me money, so I could afford to go to Singapore. I had no real purpose to go volunteering in Singapore, but going there was invaluable. The advantages to go to Singapore was countless, and it was affordable, beautiful and the culture was magnificent. And I even learned to speak Mandarin and Malaysian! Also, it helped me when I returned from it because I had a lot of advantages like having a premium wage for being able to speak more than 3 languages! Should I go back to school or find a work with all those advantages that I got?

Choice 1 : Back to school

Choice 2 : Job

School.

It was really maddening when I did not receive straight A's on my assignments. To achieve this, I had to put aside all distractions thorough out the semester to finally get the results I wanted. Even though it was hard, this was a thoughtful and far from cursory decision because managing distractions was an important part of my time management. When I was able to get over that and actually focus on my work while controlling the impulse to check my phone, it became one of my keys to academic success. So, when I finally decided not to get drawn into distractions and actually completed all of my assignments on time, my grades skyrocketed, and I earned a lot of straight A's. I was really proud of myself because it was a real struggle to put aside distractions and procrastination to actually do what I needed to do.

Choice 1 : End of my semester

Choice 2 : Graduation

End of my semester.

I'm so proud of myself I finally finished all my semester even thought I was a little bit reckless sometimes. I can finally rest a little 5 others semester to go... Ya...

Choice 1 : 5 semesters to go...

Graduation of my college year.

I finally finished my college degree in Business management. I was so happy to walk up on the stage with my friends. It was hard but worth it. I had fun, and I could finish my degree. Should I go to university or should I go to my job training to finally start earning good money?

Choice 1 : University

Choice 2 : Job training

Find a job.

I thought that even with all those premium advantages, they would have accepted me, but it looks like life is not that easy after all. I have been looking for a job for over six months, and it's all because my qualification doesn't meet the requirements. I guess I'll have to go back school after all to get a diploma.

Choice 1 : Try again

University.

University turned out to be much harder than I expected. But I finally completed my two years. Now, I feel like college is calling me back to study a different field in business, maybe accounting? Nah, I'm kidding we are going to go on a job training that the university offered to be a great administrator or just directly find start my own business with financial support.

Choice 1 : Job training

Choice 2 : Start my own business

On the job training.

After graduating from college, I started my first on-the-job training (OJT). They offered wages while I gained experience, which was a huge relief. The environment was welcoming but disorganized, and I often felt lost. Despite that, I stayed for 3 years now for financial stability.Some believed the company hired newbies mainly because they were more affordable... What a shame! Also, I know 3 years being on a job training is surprising but that's how the company works... So, should I stay on my current job or gain my independence even if it's risky.

Choice 1 : Stay in the current job.

Choice 2 : Quit

Stay in the current job.

So, I stayed in the job, and I have been officially hired after 3 years! I wanted to be hired for a position in particularly, and finally, I found one! I was so happy the HR department contacted me. I was so nervous, though, because even though I was prepared, my stress took over, and I thought that they wouldn’t hire me because I didn't do a good job on my training. But after some tough minutes waiting and responding to their tough about what I acquired being in the company, they hired me. They told me my profile matched the position perfectly. After being hired, I learned more about the compensation package, including benefits like vacation days and a pension plan. I was also informed that if I ever needed a leave of absence, the company had a policy for that too. Getting the job was an incredible relief after all the leg work and stress of waiting. What kind of employer should I be in this company, Chill and set back, or dedicated and hardworking.

Choice 1 : Chill and set back.

Choice 2 : Dedicated and hardworking.

Independence.

Freedom! After, all those years in this company I decide to change finally direction to work independently. But now what kind of business should I do? Should I continue my family business or should I create my own business?

Choice 1 : Family business.

Choice 2 : Start my own business.

Chill and set back.

Now that I have finally had a comfortable position in this company for now more than 2 years I started to get chill and set back. Because why not? Sometimes we have to let ourselves go a little bit and go with the flow and that's what I did. But, the bosses saw how I was, and they didn't like that because the coworkers started to do the same... I guess this job is actually not for me... I think I have no choice than to quit because I am not going to change for them.

Choice 1 : Quit

Dedicated and hardworking.

Being now more than two years in my new position I have been more dedicated to my work than ever I thought everything would have been fine for me because I was an example, and I have been the employee of the months multiple time, and I was really proud of myself. However, I would never have thought that in office is more than just doing our little job of every day. There were a lot of cliques with a lot of attitude and influence, constantly hindering teamwork and productivity. More often than not, office politics undermined fair decision-making, and I felt like I was getting sucked up in a toxic work environment. Some colleagues withheld important information to maintain their advantage, and others were focused on undermining those they saw as competition like me who were their main target. Instead of fostering growth, the atmosphere was hindering collaboration, making it difficult to thrive. Even thought I still I found my way and learned how to succeed in a challenging environment after 2 years of being in a constant toxic environment where my worth is not valued I decided to quit the job.

Choice 1 : Quit

Family business.

My uncle always asked me to help him o his business and I think its time for me to come help him and even take the lead in the future. My uncle is growing older, and he is searching for someone that he trust to continue the business. His business has always been thriving he even got three more store opened. Should I talk about it to my uncle or or say nothing.

Choice 1 : Observe

Choice 2 : Talk about it

Start my own business.

To start my business I needed financial support, so I asked the bank to help fund my project, and they accepted. It's been now 5 years I started the business, and it's been pretty well, so well that now I just opened my second business. But I see that there's some minor issues with the employees, and I know that if I don't do anything about it it can be bad for the enterprise. But I think that if I address the situation the people might go so what should I do, address the situation or close my eyes and hope it would get better with time?

Choice 1 : Address the situation

Choice 2 : Let it pass

Why?

That choice was a bad decision because of not being diligent the business had a big hit. It will maybe take months or even years to be where I were before but at least I learned my lesson.

Choice 1 : Try again

Success.

Yes! I made it to the very end! Because of my right choices I am now successful in my dream job! Good job and let's go get that money for our own and people happiness!

Choice 1 : The End