You just graduated!

You are graduating with a degree in Business Administration. You have been applying for jobs for a long time, but you did not have a lot of success. One day, you receive an email inviting you to an interview for a job at a finance firm. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Accept the invitation and attend the interview.

Choice 2 : Decline the invitation and keep searching for other opportunities.

Accept the invitation and attend the interview.

You arrive at the interview. You make your way to the top floor where the interview is. The interviewer starts asking questions about your experience. You feel confident in your responses and surprised when the interviewer offers you the job on the spot.

Choice 1 : Accept the job offer.

Choice 2 : You decline the job offer.

Decline the invitation and keep searching for other opportunities.

You continue your job search, but you start to feel disappoint. You are not getting any responses and the bills are piling up. You receive an offer for an unpaid internship at a small business. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Accept the internship and hope it leads to something better.

Choice 2 : Decline the internship and keep searching for paid opportunities.

Accept the internship and hope it leads to something better.

You take the internship. You are hoping that it will get you to a paid job. You work hard and are taking more responsibilities. Your hard work pays off and the company offers you a full-time job with a salary and a lot of advantages.

Choice 1 : You accept the job offer.

Choice 2 : You decline the job offer.

Decline the internship and keep searching for paid opportunities.

You continue your job search, but the bills keep piling up. Eventually, you're forced to take a dead-end job at a local retail store. You work long hours for a minimum wage, and begin to feel trapped in your situation.

Choice 1 : You quit and go back to job searching.

Choice 2 : You stick it out at the retail store.

Accept the job offer.

You start your new job and discover that the working environment of the company is toxic. The amount of work is overwhelming and the expectations from you boss are unrealistic. You work long hours, sacrificing your personal life for the job. One day, you're approached by a colleague who suggests that you cut corners to meet your targets. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Go along with your colleague's suggestion and cut corners.

Choice 2 : Refuse to cut corners and risk falling behind on your targets.

Go along with your colleague's suggestion and cut corners.

You follow your colleague's advice and cut corners to meet your objective. The company's immoral actions soon catch up with them, and they are hit with a lawsuit. The reputation of the company is ruined, and you're left with no job. You now have two options.

Choice 1 : Start your own business and be your own boss.

Choice 2 : Take a job with a smaller company, even if it means taking a pay cut.

Refuse to cut corners and risk falling behind on your targets.

You stick to your values and refuse to cut corners. Your amount of work becomes overwhelming, and you begin to fall behind on your objectives. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Ask for help from your colleagues and risk being seen as incompetent.

Choice 2 : Continue to work long hours and risk burning out.

Decline the job offer.

You continue your job search, and eventually find a position at a smaller company with better values. You work hard and are promoted to a leadership position. You help build a strong team and lead the company to success. After a lifetime of hard work, you can finally enjoy a well-deserved retirement.

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Quit and go back to job searching.

You continue your job search, but now you are more determined than ever to find a position that fits your qualifications and values. You than get a job at a medium firm. You work hard and are recognized for your efforts. You climb the ranks and achieve a long and successful career, concluding in a comfortable retirement.

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Stick it out at the retail store.

You work hard at the retail store, but you're not getting closer to your career goals. You start to feel trapped in you dead-end job, and start to question if you made the right decision. One day, a classmate contacts you about an opening at their company. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Apply for the job and hope for the best.

Choice 2 : Decline the offer and stick it out at the retail store.

Apply for the job and hope for the best.

You apply for the job and are invited for an interview. You prepare thoroughly and impress the interviewer with your skills and experience. You are offered the job on the spot, and you accept it right away. You start your new job with enthusiasm and are promoted to a leadership position. You work hard and lead your team to success, than becoming a top executive at the company. You retire comfortably knowing that you made the right decision.

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Decline the offer and stick it out at the retail store.

You continue to work at the retail store, but the long hours and low wage continue to have an impact on your health. Eventually, you burn out and are forced to retire early without enough savings to enjoy your golden years.

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Apply for the job.

You work hard for several years going up the ranks and making a significant impact at the company. A series of bad events including a decline in the industry lead to your job being eliminated. Despite your incredible efforts, you are unable to find another job and are forced to retire earlier than you had planned.

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Decline the offer and stick it out at the retail store.

You continue to work at the retail store but the demanding schedule and low compensation start to negatively impact your physical well-being. You start to regret not taking the chance to pursue a better opportunity. One day, you receive a call from a recruiter about a job opening at a massive company. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Apply for the job and hope for the best.

Choice 2 : Decline the offer and continue working at the retail store.

Start your own business and be your own boss.

You decide to start your own business and become an entrepreneur. You work hard to build your company and eventually find success. You enjoy the freedom of being your own boss and then retire with comfortable funds. Well done on building a successful business from the ground up!

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Take a job with a smaller company, even if it means taking a pay cut.

You decide to take a job with a smaller company even if it means taking a pay cut. You work hard and are eventually promoted to a leadership position. At this position, your leadership and teamwork were important in driving the company to their success.

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Ask for help from your colleagues and risk being seen as incompetent.

You ask for help from your colleagues, and they are happy to assist you. You work together as a team and meet your objectives but some of your colleagues begin to see you as less competent. You're faced with two options.

Choice 1 : Prove your competence by taking on more responsibilities.

Choice 2 : Ignore your colleagues' opinions and focus on your own work.

Continue to work long hours and risk burning out.

You continue to work long hours, and eventually burn out. You're forced to take time off to recover. When you return to work, you have been downgraded to a lower position. You're faced with two options.

Choice 1 : Accept the demotion and work your way back up the ladder.

Choice 2 : Look for another job, even if it means starting from scratch.

Start your own business and be your own boss.

You decide to start your own business and become an entrepreneur. You start to face many challenges. Even if you are working hard, you find it difficult to pay your bills. You had to shut down your business and declare bankruptcy. You hope to retire comfortably and without financial stress. It is not the case. Your wife divorces you. You then die of a heart attack at the age of 51.

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Prove your competence by taking on more responsibilities.

You take on more responsibilities and prove your competence to your colleagues. You continue to work hard and eventually earn a promotion to a leadership position. You played a crucial role in building a balanced team and achieving the company's goals. You made a positive impact on the life of your colleagues.

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Ignore your colleagues' opinions and focus on your own work.

You ignore your colleague's opinions and focus on your own work. You meet your objectives and continue to be recognized for your hard work. Your successful career has given you a strong financial foundation for your retirement.

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Accept the demotion and work your way back up the ladder.

You accept the downgrade and work hard to prove yourself. You eventually work your way back up the ladder. You enjoy a long and successful career, eventually retiring with the financial security it has afforded you.

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Look for another job, even if it means starting from scratch.

You decide to look for another job, even if it means starting from scratch. You find a new position with a company that aligns with your values and work ethic, and quickly rise through the ranks. Your hard work paid off in the end. It allowed you to retire comfortably and enjoy the rest of your life.

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Decline the offer and continue working at the retail store.

You continue to work at the retail store, but the long hours and low pay continue to take a toll on your health and well-being. Eventually, you burn out and are forced to retire early, without enough savings to enjoy your golden years.

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Go along with your boss's assignment and risk compromising your values.

You go along with your boss's assignment, but you feel sick to your stomach the entire time you're working on it. Eventually, the project is completed, but you can't shake the feeling that you've compromised your values. You continue working at the company, but you're never truly happy. Eventually, you're approached by a headhunter who offers you a job at a rival firm. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Accept the job offer and leave your current company.

Choice 2 : Decline the job offer and stay with your current company.

Refuse to work on the project and risk losing your job.

You refuse to work on the project, and your boss is furious. He berates you in front of your colleagues, and threatens to fire you. However, you stand your ground and refuse to compromise your values. Eventually, your boss realizes that he needs you, and backs down. You continue working at the company, but your relationship with your boss is never the same. You begin looking for new opportunities, but decide to stay until you find something better.

Choice 1 : Find a better opportunity.

Choice 2 : Work at the company until retirement.

Accept the job offer.

You start your new job, excited to begin your career in finance. However, things quickly take a turn for the worse. Your boss is a demanding perfectionist who is never satisfied with your work. You begin working longer hours, sacrificing your personal life for the job. One day, your boss assigns you to a project that you know is unethical. You have two options.

Choice 1 : Go along with your boss's assignment and risk compromising your values.

Choice 2 : Refuse to work on the project and risk losing your job.

You decline the job offer.

You continue your job search, and eventually find a position at a smaller company with a better culture. You work hard and are eventually promoted to a leadership position, where you help build a strong team and lead the company to success. Congratulations on your successful career!

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Accept the job offer and leave your current company.

While you were walking outside and considering the offer, a black lightning bolt from the sky hit you and disintegrate you entirely. Black Adam landed on you by accident, but you did not suffer at all... Whoops!

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Decline the job offer and stay with your current company.

You discover that the vice-president of the company is a time traveler who sabotaged the company's success. He used the time machine to travel in the past to change it and erase you from the timeline. That idea had an incredible impact in the future. In all the different timelines, the vice-president became the president of the biggest company of our galaxy. He than changed the name of it and named it: Costco.

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Find a better opportunity.

You continue your job search, and eventually find a position at a larger firm with even more opportunities for growth. You work hard and are eventually promoted to a leadership position, where you help guide the company to even greater success. Later that year, you got hurt in a tragic accident where a semitruck ran over you. You received fatal injuries due to the weight of the semi. It was a horrible death...

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Work at the company until retirement.

You work hard at the company. With time, you became tired of the toxic culture. You stay for the job security and retirement benefits. You continue to work at the company until you retire but you always wonder what could have been if you had taken a chance on a better opportunity. After years of dedication, you can now enjoy your retirement.

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