Word count: 1113
Choice count: 27
Section count: 18
Image count: 0
Error count: 5
Field Related Analysis:
Education : 14 matches (School, adult, behavior, choice, college, degree, don, grades, graduation, knowledge, market, school, skills, university)
Law/Paralegal-Technology : 12 matches (answer, compromise, fact, Financial, incompetent, market, offer, order, rehabilitation, rent, schedule, threat)
Business : 11 matches (extend, financial, gain, loan, market, money, offer, opportunity, pay, salary, team)
Target Structure:
internship (2 matches)
the drive of work (1 match)
Now that I finish my college studies in physical rehabilitation and that I have my skills to work by myself, the world of the drive of work is open to me. I have to take a hard decision of what should I do after the graduation.
Choice 1 : Go directly to the job market to quickly accumulate money and experience.
Choice 2 : Continue my studies at university to have more knowledge and to possibly have a better salary.
It's time for me to finally enter the adult world and find my place in the job market.
Choice 1 : Send CVs everywhere hoping to find a job quickly.
Choice 2 : Apply to the place I did my final internship since they already know my skills.
Unfortunately for me, I don't have the grades to enter the physiotherapy program at the university I want. So, I must make an important decision.
Choice 1 : Apply to another program that looks like physiotherapy at the university I want and in which I'm sure to be accepted.
Choice 2 : Continue to study in the job that interests me, but at a university far from home in which my grades are high enough.
I absolutely want to continue my studies because I like school and I'm studious, so even if it's not the job I wanted to start with, it's better than nothing.
Choice 1 : The end
I didn't think about it before, but apartment alone is extremely expensive and I don't have the financial means to support myself! Unfortunately, the residences of the school are already all taken so I have no choice, I must manage.
Choice 1 : Find a part-time job.
Choice 2 : Ask for a loan from the bank that I will eventually pay when I get to the job market.
Now that I work part-time, I can accumulate money to pay my rent and all of my things, I have a little time for my studies, but I can do both and it's a good compromise.
Choice 1 : The end
Now that I have all the money I need to support myself, I am ready to focus on my studies.
Choice 1 : The end
I don't understand, I only have refusals. Either no institution is hiring at this time or it's because I lack experience. What am I going to become?
Choice 1 : Extend the territory I send my CV's to have more opportunities.
Choice 2 : Return to school in order to have one more degree in order to have more luck and ease to find a job.
They take me, but they only offer me the weekend and evening job. I'm not sure I want this schedule.
Choice 1 : Refuse the offer and try to find another opportunity.
Choice 2 : Accept their offer.
Unfortunately, the one and only positive answer I got is 1:15 from home and I don't want to drive all the way 2 times a day.
Choice 1 : Move around this great opportunity to gain experience with patients to eventually come back.
Choice 2 : Refuse the offer and stay at home to continue to try to find a great opportunity for me and in the vicinity.
That's it, I finally found a job in which I am filled!
Choice 1 : The end
I finally found a job! Unfortunately for me, my new colleagues are unpleasant with me, they take me for an incompetent.
Choice 1 : Stay at this job even if they ruin my days. I could talk to the supervisor.
Choice 2 : Quit this job and try to find one with colleagues who respect me.
My supervisor didn't want to believe me because I am new. She told me to solve my problems on my own if he really has one.
Choice 1 : Try talking to my colleagues to solve the problem and understand why they don't like me.
Choice 2 : Ignore their misplaced behavior and continued working on my side as if nothing had happened.
I think I made the right decision, every day would have been painful and I would have lost my desire to work.
Choice 1 : The end
We talked to each other and they explained to me that they treated me like that because they saw me as a threat. On the other hand, they realized that I was doing a good job and that in fact I was an essential part of the team.
Choice 1 : The end
I'm a lonely person so it doesn't bother me. I'm sure that the misunderstanding will eventually become self-limiting and that their attitude will change.
Choice 1 : The end
I absolutely do not want to ruin my evenings and my weekends, I want a life outside of work! I made a good choice, I respected my priorities.
Choice 1 : The end
I accepted, but I think that after having proved my worth and accumulate a little seniority, I will be able to ask to change my working conditions, among other things my schedule.
Choice 1 : The end
The End.