Accounting.
Word count: 1104
Choice count: 29
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 0
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 26 matches (School, choice, class, coach, college, course, diploma, don, faith, field, field of study, first, homework, learn, learned, level, management, market, options, school, senior, student, teach, teacher, training, university)
Tourism : 26 matches (Airport, Alcohol, Bench, Competition, Concordia, Extra, Member, Opportunity, Plane, Poster, Program, Sport, US, administration, adventure, airport, charge, checked, coach, course, door, field, program, sitting, through, turbulence)
Business : 23 matches (accountant, accounting, administration, business, clients, company, competition, debt, development, financial analyst, financial, firm, firms, investment, management, market, money, offer, office, opportunity, pay, salary, team)
Target Structure:
background check (1 match)
come in handy (1 match)
dead-end job (1 match)
income (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
lack of (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
on-the-job-training (1 match)
overtime (2 matches)
premium wage (1 match)
purpose (1 match)
retirement (1 match)
set aside (1 match)
straight A's (2 matches)
though (2 matches)
vacant position (1 match)
wage (1 match)
Accounting.
A new step.
Being an athlete and a student can often be hard. After I graduated from Ahuntsic College, I discussed with my football coach the many options that I had in front of me. Because I'm skeptical! Either take a leap of faith and go play football on the next level or simply stay on the school bench and work hard to become a CPA(Chartered Professional Accountant).
Choice 1 : Chase my dream and go play football at Montreal University.
Choice 2 : Obtain my CPA title.
Choice 3 : Find a job as an accounting technician.
Scene 2.
Yeah! I was accepted in Accounting and Management program. But unfortunately, playing football with this school is too hard, most of the new players like me are not playing until their second or third season. I need some advice! I can either give up on football and focus on school since I'm already in my program or change school to play for another team.
Choice 1 : Change my university
Choice 2 : Give up on football
Scene 3.
Nice, I just got transferred to Concordia University. Nevertheless, they don't have my program here.
Choice 1 : Change program. Plus, I heard that the girls are more friendly here!
Scene 4.
After 4 years at Concordia University, I graduated! Though, I didn't get straight A's because football takes too much of my time.
Choice 1 : Ask my coach if there is any team that wants me in their lineup.
Scene 5.
Since I have played all of my four years in university, the team of Montreal are proud to make me a new member. Plus, earn a premium wage compared to the salary of a simple accountant.
Choice 1 : What an adventure! I am now a professional athlete.
Scene 6.
On my first day of class at Montreal University, my new "accounting systems" teacher did a background check on us. The purpose was to see if we had the right requirement to become an accountant. Indeed, I checked all the requirements. I was born to be in this field!
Choice 1 : Stay in this program.
Choice 2 : Look for another field of study.
Scene 7.
After one year, I received a job offer for a vacant position in administration in a hospital. This really come in handy because I need a source of income to pay off my student debt. Should I accept it?
Choice 1 : Decline the offer and finish university on time.
Choice 2 : Go work in the hospital.
Scene 8.
Succeeding those events, I learned the ins-and-outs of my future job and finally got my diploma. And with straight A’s, what a relief! If I play my cards right, I think that in a few years I will open my own Accounting firm. Engaged my own employees, make my own decisions and of course take my own risks.
Choice 1 : The End
Scene 9.
I changed my program to become a financial analyst.This field is amazing, but I am overwhelmed with homework. Plus, my teacher suggested doing this program in English to have better opportunity and earn an excellent salary.
Choice 1 : refuse the suggestion
Choice 2 : Accept it!
Scene 10.
I should have listened to her, I heard that a lot of firm are looking for candidates who studied in English. Instead of earning $60 000 a year, I could earn around $80 000. Pus, that extra money can be set aside for my retirement.
Choice 1 : This time take the suggestion.
Scene 11.
This is the best decision I have ever taken! I will be able to help multinationals in their investment opportunity, increase revenue, manage the company assets successfully and perchance become a senior financial analyst.
Choice 1 : The End.
Scene 12.
I was walking next to a football field today and it made me realize that I miss football so much, I should never have given on this sport. I will kill to get on a field one more time!
Choice 1 : The End.
Scene 13.
On January 2022, I accepted an overtime at my job, but I didn't know I would be working with my supervisor. As we were working she started to touch me thinking I wanted her too. I stopped her and told the RH department of the situation. The next morning, I receive a call telling me that I was fired.
Choice 1 : The End.
Scene 14.
The first year at this job was amazing because I made a lot of money, though my on-the-job-training was a disaster, the person that was in charge to making me learn the ropes of the company was incompetent. On the other hand, one of my dear friends proposed that we start a financial firm together. Should I take it?
Choice 1 : Take the opportunity
Choice 2 : Refuse it!
Scene 15.
We entered this business too soon with a lack of experience, the competition was to rough and our company got eaten by the bigger firms. We couldn't keep up with the market movements and the tons of financial papers, that's why we lost all of our clients. I shouldn't have taken this decision.
Choice 1 : The End.
Scene 16.
After five years, I didn't picture myself still sitting at the same desk, don't get me wrong it's a nice career but it's also a dead-end job. I will never be able to get a higher salary or even get a better chance of career development.
Choice 1 : Remain at the same job.
Choice 2 : Leave everything and go travel around the world
Scene 17.
Another five-year passed, and I was still working at the same place. Plus, my wife left me for another man. That night a stayed in the office to do some overtime. I drank 2 bottles of alcohol, lock my door so no one would enter, and I hang myself.
Choice 1 : The End. (the most dramatic ending)
Scene 18.
As I was walking through the airport I saw a poster for volunteering in two different countries. Where should I go?
Choice 1 : Japan
Choice 2 : South Africa.
Scene 19.
Being in Japan was one of the best feelings ever, I loved the culture so much that I decided to stay there and teach Accounting.
Choice 1 : The End.
Scene 20.
One my way to South Africa, the plane at some turbulence, and we crashed. I ended up on an island all by myself. After 1 week, died of undernourishment.
Choice 1 : The End.
