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Field Related Analysis
Education : 172 matches
(choice, class, classes, college, don, field, first, general, goals, grades, graduate, graduation, high school, homework, intelligence, learn, management, market, project, research, scholarship, school, semester, social, specific, student, students, teachers, training, university)Business : 67 matches
(administration, benefits, business, company, contract, core, efficient, employee, management, manager, market, money, motivate, offer, office, opportunity, owner, partner, salary, team, trust)Dance : 37 matches
(back, beat, break, core, couple, cross, ending, forward, natural, out, point, replace, routine, social, step, technique, turn)Target Structure: (30 matches)
bias (1 match)
come in handy (1 match)
cursory (1 match)
deter (1 match)
hinder (1 match)
hr (1 match)
internship (4 matches)
internships (1 match)
invaluable (2 matches)
lack of (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
more often (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
overwhelmed (3 matches)
pensions (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
put aside (1 match)
set aside (1 match)
straight a's (2 matches)
more often than not (1 match)
time management (1 match)
wage (1 match)
withhold (1 match)
bribes (1 match)
bribed (1 match)
bribing (1 match)
asset (1 match)
volunteering (1 match)
I just finished high school, it's now my turn to choose what do I want to study. I will go to Thetford College. I want to be with my friends, but I want to own my destiny. I'm not sure what program I should choose, Natural Science or Accounting and Management. A lot of my friends will study Natural Science and I got the grades to study this too, but that won't help me discover what I want to do in my life. However, I'm not sure about the choice of Accounting and Management because I think that these students are lazy and that I am better than them.
Choice 1 : I study Natural Science.
Choice 2 : I study Accounting and Management.

I chose that program because I want to be open and have a chance to do the work I really want. I'm not motivated for anything special, and I know that this program is hard and that I won't be able to do everything I want. I still want to do it because I feel like I will be more free to do what I want afterward.
Choice 1 : I like Natural Science and I stay in the program.
Choice 2 : I study Accounting and Management.
I chose this program because I am that type of guy who learns more easily with concrete kinds of theory. I know that that field of studies is in danger because of AI. I don't know if I should stay in this program or explore something else.
Choice 1 : I stay in Business and Management and trust the process.
Choice 2 : I take a year off to think about my future.
It's hard, and I don't have much time for myself. I am able to do my homework and succeed in my classes, but I can't go out with my friends and get engaged in any sports because of it. I have the choice of doing my college in two or three years. Two years would send me to university quicker, but three years could give me some time to take a breath.
Choice 1 : I keep it like it is and end my college in two years.
Choice 2 : I feel like I need time for myself, and choose to end college in three years.
At the end of my first year, I have the chance to stay in Business and Management or to take a step and go in Accounting and Management. The first year is a common core between those two programs and gives the chance to every student to choose either one or the other. Happily, this choice doesn't cause any delay. In Accounting and Management, I would do more maths than representations and would be more prepared for university if I want to continue my studies.
Choice 1 : I see opportunities in Business and Management.
Choice 2 : I see benefits by going in Accounting and Management.
I decided to take a year off to think about my future. At first, I felt lost and even overwhelmed, but I knew this break could come in handy. Instead of going into a dead-end-job, I started volunteering and exploring different paths. I also worked part-time and tried to set aside some money. It was and invaluable experience that made me understand my goals and interests. I realized that my efforts weren't enough when I was at school, but now I understand why I was doing those studies. I got offered a good job, but I think I can do more than that.
Choice 1 : I study Accounting and Management.
Choice 2 : I accept the job as a restaurant manager.
If I keep it like this, I will need good some time management if I want to graduate. The graduation isn't something easy when you have to put aside all the little things you like in order to succeed. However, if I want to go in Medical studies, I can't accept average grades, I have to pull off straight A's all year, otherwise, I can get this idea out of my mind.
Choice 1 : I succeed and go in Medical studies at university.
Choice 2 : My grades aren't high enough to get into medical school, so I study Business Administration at university.
With this extra time, I won't have to hand in cursory homework to my teachers. The lack of time was something maddening for me and couldn't see the way to succeed without cheating. However, I hope that this extra time won't push me into a vicious cycle where I'll waste my time and do all my work the night before the due dates.
Choice 1 : I succeed and go in Medical studies at university.
Choice 2 : My grades aren't high enough to get into medical school, so I study Business Administration at university.
Last semester, I had to apply on an internship. At first, I was skeptical and felt overwhelmed, I didn't know where should I go. More often than not, on-the-job-training is pretty efficient for students and give them a different point of view on the job. I applied on an internship that looked amazing and encountered a beautiful young woman at my job and started to flirt with her. I didn't want to cross the line of the office politics of my internship. We had to withhold each other and wait until my internship was done. Then, she bribed her boss, so he would offer me a contract to become his new employee, that way I could work with my crush. I don't know if I want to take this risk and maybe lose an important opportunity at university. After all, I don't really know her.
Choice 1 : I finish my program and want to continue my studies at university.
Choice 2 : I finish my program and want to go on the labor market.
I heard that some people at university are there just to say they are. Maybe it's only rumors to deter the weak people from going at university. Honestly, I want a fulfilling work when I'll be on the labor market, but I also research something that gives a high salary, great benefits, vacations, and pensions. I don't care if I have to put in a lot of effort, I'm ready to do all the legwork. I want to be proud and live a life where I can get want I want without bribing anyone. A part of my family tells me that if I go on the labor market, I could build something strong and get what I want, but I also think that the right move is going at university before. That way, I would be more qualified and bigger background.
Choice 1 : I finish my program and want to continue my studies at university.
Choice 2 : I finish my program and want to go on the labor market.
As the general manager, I have to build myself a team that will be strong and united. I don't want an employee who will hinder others. I can't hire randomly, I got specific needs. I explained this to my assistant, and we began the research. I am offering good wage and a good formation where everybody will learn the ropes. My best friend wants to come in my restaurant. However, I know that he has a bad background and usually bribes his colleagues to think like him. I feel bias, and I don't know what to do. Working with my best friend could be a great advantage and could ask him some help, but he could be a huge disadvantage as well.
Choice 1 : Hire my best friend.
Choice 2 : Don't hire my best friend.
In Medical studies, every single human is someone who got straight A's in college. Everyone feels motivated, but honestly, I don't. I feel like I won't be able to make it trough with all those studs. I don't know if I should let that dream be a dream, or motivate myself enough in order to make it. After all, I can't have made all those efforts for nothing.
Choice 1 : I stand tall, and I put some efforts in.
Choice 2 : I give up about my dream and burn out.
I always felt like I was going to end up in those types of studies. I feel disappointed, but I am still motivated and ready to confront the challenges. I feel like I am smarter than the other students. They look like they just got out from high school, I don't know if I should make them my new friends. I don't want to get sucked up in their laziness and become a poor man. On the other hand, I don't want to be alone for my three years of studies.
Choice 1 : Make them my friends and risk my intelligence.
Choice 2 : Stay alone, and be called a nerd.
I am happy to finally made it to university. I feel like I'll be partying a lot and have a lot of fun. I am still one of the best students of my class, but I don't want to brag, otherwise, my colleagues will want to be with me just for my grades. By doing a technique in administration, I already know some things and that's a huge advantage for me. My class in human resources is really helpful and will give me a chance to succeed in my HR project this semester. This Thursday, some of my colleagues are going out and offered me to go with them. I don't know if I want to go and be their friend.
Choice 1 : Make them my friends and risk my intelligence.
Choice 2 : Stay alone, and be called a nerd.
The labor market is stacked, and I don't find the job I want. I only have a couple of choices. My first one is to just live on the Social welfare, my second one is to work as a cashier at the grocery. I also have a choice to work as an accounting assistant, which is not that bad, but still, that wasn't my first choice. I thought that my background could help me find something stable, but that doesn't look like it.
Choice 1 : Be on Social welfare.
Choice 2 : Work as a cashier.
Choice 3 : Work as an accounting assistant.
My best friend is better than I initially expected. He is my best employee and is a great asset to my company. Last week, something crazy happened in my life and I felt overwhelmed. I had to take a step back from the restaurant and my best friend volunteered himself to take my place. He proved me that he was invaluable to this place.
Choice 1 : Give him a raise.
Choice 2 : Offer him a co-owner place.
My best friend is really angry about me and doesn't want to see me anymore. He even went to another restaurant and gave the owner all of my tricks. He wants me to do bad, and I regret my choice. I should've hired him.
Choice 1 : I give up about my dream and burn out.
Efforts pays as we say. I graduated as the best student the university ever had. I've beat all the records and even received a scholarship. I end up being an awesome doctor and amazing salary.
Choice 1 : The end.
That wasn't was I expected in college. I was one of the best students, but sometimes, you need time for yourself. I had to take time for myself and could restart all of my studies. I'm not sure of what I should do. Maybe the best for me is to take a small job for now before getting back to school.
Choice 1 : I study Accounting and Management.
Choice 2 : Work as a cashier.
Choice 3 : Be on Social welfare.
Choice 4 : The end.
As I expected, being friend with this kind of human is a great plan to get sucked up in their habits. I lost all of my routine, and I am now very lazy. I don't know what to do. Ending my studies would be hard, but I can still put enough efforts to finish it.
Choice 1 : Work as an accounting assistant.
Choice 2 : Work as a cashier.
Choice 3 : The end.
I completed my studies and achieved my dream. I now own a huge business with a lot of employees. I am now the one who offers internships at the college. I have a huge salary and can live my life as I expected it.
Choice 1 : The end.
I am very sad, I lost all of my friends, and I am now alone. I can't live my dream and have to accept the minimum. I should have made better choices.
Choice 1 : The end.
Choice 2 : I give up about my dream and burn out.
It wasn't my dream job, but I could still take some steps forward in the company. I hope that I will be good enough to do it. At least, I am not on the Social welfare.
Choice 1 : The end.
It is not a great job, I don't have a lot of work hours because they are building new robots to replace us. I didn't make the best choices, and I do regret it. I should've put some efforts.
Choice 1 : I give up about my dream and burn out.
Choice 2 : The end.
He is happy, but also disappointed. He wanted me to consider him as a partner more than a simple employee. He is less motivated than he was. I have to work more now.
Choice 1 : The end.
He is really happy. I did exactly what he expected me to do, and he is grateful. He is now really motivated and wants to help me do everything. Also, I recovered some money back, and I could use that money to get into rental properties.
Choice 1 : The end.
Everything is done. Some of your choices weren't that good, but you have to assume them. Maybe, you could get another chance to make some better choices and live a better life. Life is a journey you know, not a destination, and you just realized it.
Choice 1 : What program should I choose?