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Field Related Analysis
Education : 102 matches
(adult, bachelor of, bachelor of science, choice, classmate, college, course, don, down, education, field, field of study, first, grade, graduate, high school, knowledge, learn, management, moral, principal, project, report, school, semester, standards, student, task, technology, trainee, training, university)Business : 42 matches
(benefits, business, client, company, fund, management, money, office, salary, team, technology, trainee, trust)Archaeology : 42 matches
(her, here, identity, narrative, period, plan, study, technology, tell)Target Structure: (4 matches)
if I were you (8 matches)
office politics (2 matches)
retirement (2 matches)
trainee (1 match)
You finally graduated from high school. Now, you are entering the adult world. You want to have a great job and have a lot of money, but you are not sure what will be your field of study. Of course, you hate car travel, so you go to Montmorency College.
Choice 1 : You want to study Accounting and Management Technology.
Choice 2 : You want to study Business Management.
Choice 3 : You want to study in Early Childhood Education.
Congratulations! You are now studying Accounting and Management Technology. As your three years of college are going on, you buy a used car to someone working in accounting. He tells you that he wishes he had saved money from a young age. That changes your mind ongoing to university and so, you decide you’ll find a job right after school. You get a student job in your field of study. You decide between:
Choice 1 : You apply at Emploi-Québec where your mom works.
Choice 2 : You apply at CNESST which is 5 minutes from Montmorency College and get an interview.
You really consider this option, but what you really want to learn is Accounting and are thinking you might want to go at UQAM in Accounting.
Choice 1 : You want to study Accounting and Management Technology.
How did you even think that was an option? You think children are annoying. You can’t decide between Accounting and Management Technology or Business Management, so you take a gamble and go with Accounting and Management Technology.
Choice 1 : You want to study Accounting and Management Technology.
Your mom hires you. At first, you love it here. Everyone is nice to you, but your mom is your boss. After a couple of months, you can’t take it anymore. Your mom is driving you crazy by demanding more from you than other student workers. You quit and apply at CNESST.
Choice 1 : You apply at CNESST which is 5 minutes from Montmorency College and get an interview.
As you are getting interviewed, your interviewer asks you to tell her what she should do if a client were being disrespectful.
Choice 1 : You tell her: If I were you, I’d ask politely to calm down and if he doesn’t, I’d threatened him to put an end to the call. After the call, I would report him to my immediate supervisor.
Choice 2 : You tell her: If I were you, I’d replicate with similar disrespect. No one should take to you that way.
She really likes your answer and hires you. As you get your on-the-job training, you encounter some of your colleagues, and they seem to like you. You feel good working here as a student, so you ask your boss if she would hire you as a full-time after you graduate. Of course, she says it would be an honor if you worked here full-time. The job is simple yet fun. You recover money from employers who owe contributions to the CNESST. It’s now your last week of your final semester of school and have a big team project due. As you give it your all to get the best grade possible, one of your teammates tells you how much he needs money and so you take pity on him. As you recommend your classmate to your boss, she asks you if she should really consider is application.
Choice 1 : LIE: You tell her: If I were you, I would hire him. He would fit perfectly into the office and is hard-working.
Choice 2 : TRUTH: You tell her: If I were you, I wouldn’t hire him. He is unreliable and can’t seem to focus on the task at hand.
The interviewer didn’t like your answer. You do not get hired and have no choice but to come back to work with your mom. After a couple years, you hate your life. GAME OVER.
Choice 1 : Graduated from high school.
Trusting your judgment, she hires him and make you train him. As you are entrusting your new trainee with knowledge of the job, you realise that he is hard-working and that you were a foul to think he wasn’t. You are happy to have an ally to play office politics with. As soon as you graduate from high school, you get hired full-time. After a month or two, you hear of a rumor that someone is stealing money from the company bank account. Your boss is suspicious of you since it happened while you got full access to accounts from being hired full-time. As suspicion grows, you try to find who did it since you are the principal suspect. With help from your friend, you find out who did it and decide what you should do next:
Choice 1 : You report the thief to you boss by providing proof and motive.
Choice 2 : You ask him to cut you in and so you get half of what he stole.
Your high moral standards to always tell the truth makes you feel great about yourself. Your boss is impressed with you being honest to her, but you don’t get more respect from it. You don’t realise it at the time, but you just shot yourself in the foot as it is always great to have an ally in case of office politics drama. As soon as you graduate from high school, you get hired full-time. After a month or two, you hear of a rumor that someone is stealing money from the company bank account. Your boss is suspicious of you since it happened while you got full access to accounts from being hired full-time. As suspicion grows, you try to find who did it since you are the principal suspect. With no help from anyone, you get fired because you were still in your 3 months probatory period. GAME OVER.
Choice 1 : Graduated from high school.
You are celebrated by all of your colleagues. Your boss is impressed with your work unveiling the identity of the thief. She keeps telling you how sorry she is for doubting you. As a police accountant takes your declaration, he tells you that you should reconsider your career plan and that you would do a great fraud investigator. Feeling great, you make your final choice:
Choice 1 : You continue working at your current job and continue saving money, planning your retirement slowly but surely.
Choice 2 : You change career path and enroll at UDM to get your Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.
You put the money into a trust fund but eventually you got caught moving the money into another account by the accounting police of the SQ. Your boss is disappointed, you get fired on the spot and face criminal charges. You regret your decision but there’s nothing left to do. You go to trial as you face 10 years of imprisonment. GAME OVER.
Choice 1 : Graduated from high school.
You are set for life. You have a good job that pays well with all the benefits you could ever wish for. You have a lot of time to do your hobbies and that makes you feel fulfilled. You love your life. All ends well.
Choice 1 : Graduated from high school.
After a couple of years, you truly feel that you made the right decision. You now got a dream job with an insane salary. The benefits are not the best, but your salary compensate. You like your job so much that you don’t mind working the crazy hours. You love your life. All ends well.
Choice 1 : Graduated from high school.