Word count: 613
Choice count: 15
Section count: 13
Image count: 13
Error count: 5
Field Related Analysis
Education : 38 matches
(choice, classes, college, courses, field, first, learn, mentor, training)Business : 21 matches
(clients, customer, customers, financial, insurance, office, paid, pressure, salary)Law : 20 matches
(assurance, bias, clients, financial, insurance, office)Target Structure: (10 matches)
bias (1 match)
drawback (1 match)
flirtation (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
intern (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
ojt (1 match)
pull off (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
wage (1 match)
I just graduated from Montmorency College. I have been studying for 3 years in the program Insurance and Financial Advising. I finally had to make a choice. Am I going into the Insurance field or the Financial Advising field?
Choice 1 : Insurance field.
Choice 2 : Financial Advising field.

I chose the field of insurance. I really liked these insurance courses. I always get straight A's.The only problem is that I applied to two places and both places chose me. The first one is Desjardins and the other one is Intact Assurance. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Accept the job at Desjardins.
Choice 2 : Accept the job at Intact Assurance.
I chose the field of Financial Advising. In my classes I pull off all of my exams.I liked making financial statements and being able to find solutions to help future customers.The only problem is that I applied to two places and both places chose me. The first one is CIBC and the other one is RBC. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Accept the job at CIBC.
Choice 2 : Accept the job at RBC.
I really like my job at Desjardins. OJT they showed me how to use their systems to create customer records. I have bias for phone calls because it brings me closer to customers. But, I am poorly paid. Should I find myself something better or quit?
Choice 1 : Stay at Desjardins.
Choice 2 : Find something else.
I really like my job at Intact Assurance. I also really like my coworkers. I learn the ropes of the job. I have a lot of stress, and I put a lot of pressure on myself.I fall into depression and I have to rest. Return to the beginning of the story and choose a new route.
Choice 1 : Return to the beginning
I always wanted to work at CIBC. My financial planner since I was young, works with me. He's my mentor and I'm his intern. After my third week, he started flirtation with me. I'm not good in this situation. What should I do?
Choice 1 : Speak!
Choice 2 : Acts like nothing happened.
I'm happy! RBC was my number 1 choice. For sure there is the ins-and-outs of the job like every other job. The only drawback is that it's far from where I live. Should I ask to telework or do I continue to go to the office?
Choice 1 : Do telework.
Choice 2 : Stay in the office.
Best decision I've ever made. I talked to my boss, and he saw the potential in me, so he agreed to raise my salary.
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NOPE! Bad choice. You deserve this job. Work on your self-confidence! Talk to your boss about your wage.
Choice 1 : Stay at Desjardins.
NOPE! Bad choice. Say what you feel! Go back in the beginning.
Choice 1 : Go back to start
I talk to my mentor and tell him I'm not comfortable working with him. I ask to change mentor for the rest of my training.
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I like working from home. I can be calm and do video conferences with my clients to talk about their finances.
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Even if it's far I like the work, and I will stay working!
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