You finally finished studying.

After three long and suffering years, you finally finished your DEC in Computer Sciences. Now, you have many choices that are presented to you. First, you could try to find a job link to the computer. Second, you could continue your studies and go to university. Third, you could decide to take a break and explore the world.

Choice 1 : Finding a job related to computers.

Choice 2 : Explore the world.

Finding a job related to computers.

You weren't really interested in continuing your studies. Take all of your strength in the final term. Your future lies ahead of you. You are qualified to become a superb programmer after completing your studies in Computer Sciences. You've learned a variety of programming languages and must now choose which path to follow. You were torn between three options: the web industry, video games, or something else entirely.

Choice 1 : A job related to web industry.

Choice 2 : A job related to video games.

A job related to web industry.

Your strength will always be web pages. HTML, PHP, and Java are less difficult to learn than tying your shoes. You went on a lot of interviews and now Google has offered you a job. Without hesitation, you accept. You're ecstatic, but you're also apprehensive about starting this new job. It's not easy to design the search bar and code new features for the new search bar. All of the programmers are exhausted, so they suggest you work overtime.

Choice 1 : Do Overtime.

Choice 2 : Refuse Overtime.

Do Overtime.

You couldn't leave all of the tasks to your employees. You worked far too long on the job. The new Google user interface is now complete. Because of the extra you and your coworkers put in, the project was completed four days ahead of schedule. Your boss is really pleased with your work and has extended an offer of promotion to the entire team. You, on the other hand, neglect yourself to the point where you are unable to continue working. In a few days, a new project will begin. You're well aware that you can no longer work there. You quit your job and look for a new one. You're content with your current position and can't see doing anything else.

Choice 1 : Try Again?

A job related to video games.

Playing video games wasn't enough for you. You'll have to make them yourself. That's why you decide to apply to a variety of positions associated to video game developers. Two companies are interested in hiring you. You must make a decision. The first is a tiny business that is looking for a new viewpoint from a young programmer. The second is Ubisoft, which is your favorite firm.

Choice 1 : Take the job in the small company.

Choice 2 : Take the job at Ubisoft.

Take the job in the small company.

You were hesitant to accept the position at first. When you saw what you have to accomplish, though, you couldn't believe your eyes. They need you to develop new artificial intelligence to aid in the cure of one of humanity's greatest threats: disease. You are now the company's director after many years of service. You developed the technologies that helped to cure cancer, and now you're working on a cure for AIDS. Your name is well-known, and you are one of the world's wealthiest people. You're content with your life, yet there's something lacking. You were so preoccupied with work that you forgot about the people you cared about, and you didn't have time to look for a companion.

Choice 1 : Try Again?

Take the job at Ubisoft.

Happiness. This is the only term that adequately expresses your emotions. The sensation begins to fade. You're always rushing and don't have time to do anything else than work. You enjoy your work, yet you never feel like you give enough. You cry yourself to sleep every night, and you've had your fill of life. You decide to jump off a bridge one night. They don't find your body for another month.

Choice 1 : Try Again?

Explore the world.

Last semester, programming wasn't simple, and you're ready for a break. That is why you have decided to travel. You've always wanted to visit Italy, but France appears to be less expensive.

Choice 1 : Go to italy.

Choice 2 : Go to France.

Go to italy.

Italy is a fantastic city. It doesn't get any better than this. You couldn't believe your eyes when you first stepped into Rome. Historic sites and structures surround the location. You came across a job posting for a programmer.

Choice 1 : Apply for the job.

Choice 2 : Don't apply for the job.

Apply for the job.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Your time in Italy wasn't perfect, but they say they wanted you on their team. You obtained a work visa in order to work there. Every day at work is a pleasure for you. You contact your parents every night, and they are coming to see you the next week. You've begun a conversation with someone, and it's going swimmingly. You're looking forward to seeing what the future holds.

Choice 1 : Try Again?

Don't apply for the job.

You decided to refuse the opportunity and explore the wonders of the place. You fell in love with traveling, you wanted to know more about the culture and practices. You talked to the locals and saw someone that might become your partner for the rest of you life.

Choice 1 : Try Again?

Go to France.

As you arrived at the airport, you smelled something familiar. You visited the tourist spots and fell in love with them. You decided to stay in France. A job was offered to you and you accepted. You are living the best life. Your parents are going to visit you next month and you can't wait.

Choice 1 : Try Again?

Refuse Overtime.

Your new job is giving you nightmares without overtime. You couldn't imagine how it will be if you do more time at work. The project was finished way after the due date. The boss is now looking at the work of each member of the team. He realizes that you didn't do that much and that the code's quality is really poor. Someone else with more experience is willing to take your place. You got fired and have no choice to go back to your parents' place.

Choice 1 : Try Again?