Human Resources story.

A hypertext narrative by

Bianca Turcotte

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Word count: 909

Choice count: 43

Section count: 20

Image count: 20

Error count: 11

Field Related Analysis:

Tourism : 15 matches (Employee, Food, George, Human, Program, Promotion, Resources, administration, consultant, fees, insurance, pension, program, public transport, single)

Business : 13 matches (administration, business, company, consultant, employee, insurance, manager, money, offer, pay, promotion, store, team)

Law/Paralegal-Technology : 13 matches (absence, admission, answer, company, dismiss, guilty, insurance company, insurance, offer, pension, public, Queen, term)

Target Structure:

internship (1 match)

leave of absence (1 match)

pension (1 match)

retirement (2 matches)

wage (1 match)

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Human Resources story.

The end of College.

I'm finishing my last term at college. I have to choose in which university I want to continue my studies.

Choice 1 : I go to the University of Montreal

Choice 2 : I go to the University of Quebec

Time to choose your program.

I want to work in human resources later, but I don't know which program is made for me.

Choice 1 : I choose a program specialized in human resources

Choice 2 : I choose an administration program

It's time to apply for admission.

I must apply for admission to the university of my choice. Unfortunately, I will have to pay the fees myself, but I don't have enough money. What do I do?

Choice 1 : I babysit to collect money

Choice 2 : I ask my friends for money

I received an answer.

I was accepted at the University of Montreal in the program specializing in human resources. Now, how am I going to get there!

Choice 1 : With my car

Choice 2 : with public transport

Time to get a job.

I have to find a job to get a wage and be able to pay for my terms.

Choice 1 : I have an interview in a dairy queen

Choice 2 : I have an interview in a grocery store

Disadvantage of my job.

I really like my job, but there are drawbacks. My manager is very aggressive with me. I always finish working late at night and it affects my studies. I don't know if I still want to work there.

Choice 1 : I stay and talk with my manager

Choice 2 : I resign

Two years later..

I just finished my second year at university. I have to choose in which company I will do my internship.

Choice 1 : In an insurance company

Choice 2 : In a hospital

Choice 3 : In a food business

The end of university.

I just received my diploma. I can now be a human resource consultant. I would like to work in a large company.

Choice 1 : Pepsi

Choice 2 : Desjardins

My new job.

I've been working at desjardins for three months now. I have different important roles to play such as interviewing, finding solutions for the company to be effective and helping people plan for retirement. What other roles do I have to do?

Choice 1 : dismiss employees

Choice 2 : Give them their pay

Choice 3 : Give them training

Dismiss employees.

The company has to dismiss employees because it is not making enough money. I have to choose who to send back.

Choice 1 : George, a highly qualified employee

Choice 2 : Lena, a single mom

Choice 3 : Jack, he is bilingual

Dismiss employees part two.

My manager still wants me to dismiss employees. Who did I choose?

Choice 1 : Gretta, a nice lady

Choice 2 : Michael, the new employee

Choice 3 : Megan, an employee here since ten years

It's time to promotion.

My manager gives me a promotion for my great work. I'm super happy, but should I accept of not, because I will have to work on Saturday.

Choice 1 : I accept

Choice 2 : I refuse

Feeling bad.

An employee that I had hired just stole money from the company. I feel guilty because I am the one who is hired.

Choice 1 : I talk to my supervisor

Choice 2 : I do nothing

Choice 3 : I solve the problem myself

I am pregnant.

I think I am pregnant. It was not planned. Should I tell my manager about it.

Choice 1 : YES

Choice 2 : No, It's too early

Maternity leave.

I am now in mid-term. I have to quit my job soon to welcome my baby girl. I am very sad because I love my work team. How long do I take my maternity leave?

Choice 1 : One year

Choice 2 : Twenty five weeks

During my leave of absence.

I received an email from my manager explaining that my job had been abolished because I had left and no one had taken my place. What will I do when my leave is over?

Choice 1 : I'm going to talk to him and try to get my job back.

Choice 2 : I offer my manager a new position so that I can continue working at Desjardins

A new woman.

After my return, a new woman was part of our team. She was super nice to others but not with me. she was very rude. Should I tell someone about this?

Choice 1 : yes

Choice 2 : no

Health problem.

I've been suffering from anxiety for almost two years now. My job doesn't help me stay calm and I'm experiencing a lot of anxiety because of that. I think I should advise my supervisor.

Choice 1 : Good decision

Choice 2 : I think that is a bad idea

Plan your future.

Since my manager is aware of my health problems, I will be able to plan my future and quit my job. Should I retire or find a calmer job?

Choice 1 : I quit this job.

Choice 2 : I quit this job and find another more calm.

It's time to retirement.

After working for fifteen years, I can finally retire and I will continue to live because I got my pension.

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