Business (career): Difference between revisions

|Description 1 = Far from the days when postal correspondence was the lifeblood of a thriving business, today's mailrooms have been made all but obsolete with the rise of email. Still, somebody's gotta distribute all the online shopping deliveries! <sim name> will have to keep his/her energy level up to get noticed... and elevated from the mailroom! He/she can now Fill Out Reports on the computer and Gossip About Office Romances.

|Description 2 = It's amazing how much assistance an office needs. The more energy <sim name> has, the more he'll/she'll get done. The better his/her social skills, the more recognition he'll/she'll receive.

|Description 4 = This is it... almost. Ok, so <sim name>'s not a manager, yet. Surely he's/she's next in line for the position. It's time to build those people skills for when he/she has people to boss about, er... manage.

|Description 5 = <sim name>'s the man/woman now! ... Or at least the manager of a region of the company. That means he's/she's got to keep working on his/her people skills if he/she wants an even bigger slice of the pie.

|Description 6 = <sim name> has proved himself/herself as a manager, but he's/she's got her sights set on the next level. Whether he/she wants to be an executive or a financial whiz, it's time to put the effort in and make it happen.

|Description 1 = <sim name> now has the key to the executive washroom! Responsibilities are great, but so are the rewards. It's going to take top-level people skills to make it to the top of this corporate ladder.

|Description 2 = The corner office is <sim name>'s. Everyone looks to him/her for leadership. Too bad the CEO still calls the shots, but someday...

|Description 3 = This is it: the big chair. <sim name> makes the moves and he/she calls the shots. It feels good to be the king/queen, doesn't it? Well, it probably would if he/she didn't have the board of shareholders breathing down his/her neck for results all day.

|Description 4 = <sim name> used to run a company, and now <sim name> runs several. Fortunately, he's/she's got smart folks in key positions, so he's/she's got more free time to enjoy life... and the private jet.

|Description 1 = BLT season coming up? Time to invest in pork belly futures. Commodities are the name of the game, and it's <sim name>'s job to know what's going to be hot tomorrow. Keeping an eye on the stock market will help him make his mark.

|Description 2 = It's not actually about hedging; it's about leverage: maximizing returns on your clients' investments. If <sim name> maximizes enough, there's a sizeable chunk in it for him/her.

|Description 3 = <sim name> is a big game hunter, and corporations are his/her prey. Mergers and acquisitions are his/her weapons, and good luck to any straggling executive or minority shareholders that wander into his sights.

|Description 4 = <sim name>'s made his/her mark on the business world. Now, all he/she has to do is find the next guy or gal about to make his or her mark, back them, and wait for their hard work to pay off.