High School.

Congratulations, you have officially graduated from high school. Several choices are available to you between jumping into the world of work or continuing your studies at college. Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Go to college

Choice 2 : Go to work

College.

You have been accepted to college in Business Management. However, the beginnings are difficult. You are unable to consistently get good grades, and you have difficulty managing your time. You then arrive at the mid-term with 2 failed classes. You think about dropping out of school, but it's not your habit of dropping out, so you tell yourself that you could organize yourself instead, but it's going to be though. Are you dropping school or do you try to succeed. Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to finish your DEC

Choice 2 : Pick to surrender and go work

The comeback.

You have decided. If you want to pass your classes with flying colors at all costs, you have to become a straight A's student. You put aside all of your distractions, because time management is the key to succeed. Good bye to your boyfriend/girlfriend, we all know that he/she was always trying to influence you not to do your homework for dates. It's difficult, of course, but you still manage to pass your classes, and you pull off all the exams. Congratulations! You received your DEC. It's time to work!

Choice 1 : You have no other options... go to work

Big choice first.

A big choice opposes you. You could be your own boss and start your own company. You have long dreamed of having your own shoe business. However, it requires a lot of investment and risk, so you're thinking of going to work for a company in an office as a HR manager instead. Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to create your own business

Choice 2 : Pick to join a company

Welcome in the business rookie!

You don't have a degree, so joining a company is almost impossible. You then decide to create your business and open a Blockbuster's branch. However, what you didn't realize, since you didn't study marketing, was that everyone is watching Netflix movies these days and DVD is no longer in vogue. It only takes three months before you go bankrupt. Failure for you is not an option, however, so you go back to school for a second attempt.

Choice 1 : Pick to go to college

It's going well, but not so fast...

It's now been a year since you started your company and everything is going like clockwork. The money is coming in all the time and your company is one of the best in the province of Quebec, and will even soon enter the American market. However, a tragedy occurs. One of your employees is unfortunately the victim of sexual harassment by another of your employees and the news has become international. This is terrible for your image since we learn that despite the complaints and warning cries of this employee, your HR boss denied them to avoid panicking the squad, which worsens the situation now. We learn that for months, the perpetrator flirted with his colleague despite her asking for it to stop. Of course, he was fired and questioned by the police, but the fact that your HR boss hid this story has reduced your turnover by a lot and the company is close to bankruptcy. What are you doing now? Trying to turn the corner or close the business for your image, and join a company? Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to continue

Choice 2 : Pick to join a company

Unfortunately bankruptcy.

The news has gone around the world and hardly anyone wants to buy your products anymore. You tried to change the logo, launch a new slogan, but nothing worked. Rumors of corruption have unfortunately swirled around your company after the tragedy and the company leaders who remained, including you, received threats and were branded criminals. Three months later, your company's assets are just going down, so you go bankrupt and finally decide to join a company as a HR boss.

Choice 1 : Pick to join a company

A fresh start!

You join a company specializing in the sale of furniture as director of human resources in the area of ​​hiring. You start your training and everything goes well. The months follow, and you know the office politics well. You learn the ropes well, and you're not too much overwhelmed. You take the lead now that your boss thinks you know the company well, and you have a good salary. Now is the time to fill the company's vacant positions, and you hire several new employees. However, one day, a new person submitted his CV for wanting to join. He has a lot of experience and is impressed with it. However, he has a criminal record related to a theft he allegedly committed 10 years ago. He still seems to be a hard-working guy, and you tell yourself that the theft was still a long time ago, so you could ignore it. What are you doing? Do you hire the employee or do you prefer not to take chances so as not to lose your position? Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to give him a chance

Choice 2 : Pick to not hire him

And problems start...

After a month, he seems to be doing well, but one day you notice suspicious behavior in him. Another month passes, and you discover that he is committing fraud within the company. You fire him back immediately, but the damage he has done is almost irreparable. Your boss is frustrated, and it's hard for you to build trust with him. Because of this, you are not offered any promotions, and when you reach 60, you wonder whether you should retire or not. Would you? Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to go to retirement

Choice 2 : Pick to decide to stay

Good choice!

You learn that your boss was discreetly evaluating you, and seeing that you made this choice, a huge bond of trust is created between the two of you. You eventually receive a bonus, and you become an important employee in the company. He offers you after several years to become a deputy director of the company, which is huge. You could accept it, and make more money, but this position requires a lot of responsibility, and you already have a lot just with your current position. Are you taking the job or do you prefer to stay as a Human Resources' director? Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to stay as a HR director

Choice 2 : Pick to take the job

Incredible!

You are impressive. You're not doing anything wrong, and you're just being good for the company. You always put all the efforts at 100%, and one day, your boss, being aware of this, he offers you to take control of his company by retiring. Do you accept the proposal or do you prefer to stay at your position? Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to keep your position

Choice 2 : Pick to take the job

Thank you director!

You are now ending your exceptional career as director of human resources at the age of 66. It is now time for you to retire, and you receive a warm celebration from your team when you leave. Go now to find out how your retirement is going.

Choice 1 : Pick to go to retirement

Thank you director!

You are now ending your exceptional career as a deputy director at the age of 66. It is now time for you to retire, and you receive a warm celebration from your team when you leave. Go now to find out how your retirement is going.

Choice 1 : Pick to go to retirement

Thank you boss!

You are now ending your exceptional career as a deputy director at the age of 66. You sell the company for $1.2 billion. It is now time for you to retire, and you receive a warm celebration from your team when you leave. Go now to find out how your retirement is going.

Choice 1 : Pick to go to retirement

Thank you director!

You are now ending your career as director of human resources at the age of 60. It is now time for you to retire, and you didn't receive a celebration from your team when you left because of the drama. Go now to find out how your retirement is going.

Choice 1 : Pick to go to retirement

Hopes incoming.

You decide to sit down with your boss to discuss it and re-establish a bond of trust. You tell him your intentions, including possibly receiving a promotion. You make a good impression during this discussion, and they offer you two choices. Either get a raise or become a deputy director of the company. You could accept the raise, and make more money, but this position requires a lot of responsibility, and you already have a lot just with your current position. Do you take the job? Make a choice.

Choice 1 : Pick to take the job

Choice 2 : Pick to stay as a HR director

Retirement.

You finally enjoyed a quiet life during your retirement. You already receive an excellent pension thanks to your excellent career. The mortgage is thus not too difficult to pay and this is how your journey ends.

Choice 1 : Pick to go back to the beginning