The hard work has paid off, big time. The following achievements from The Sims 3 Website can be unlocked through the Business career:. The Business career is one of the career tracks from The Sims 4 base game. This career track was not included in the original release of The Sims 4 , but was reintroduced in patch 9. After being promoted from level six, Sims will be able to choose one of the two career paths: Management or Investor.
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Should the company logo be redone to include more llamas? These are the types of critical decisions you would be making should you choose to venture down the path of management. Description: "It takes Simoleons to make Simoleons.
Optimize your investments through diligent research and try to turn piles of Simoleons into even bigger piles of Simoleons! Entertainment Game development. Crafter Gatherer Hunter.
The Sims Wiki Explore. Recent posts Game news Community news. Deletion discussions Development discussions Admin discussions Admin's noticeboard. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Business career. Edit source History Talk 5. Do you like this video? Play Sound. Livin' Large. Late Night. Fortune teller. University Life. Island Paradise. Into the Future. Get to Work. City Living.
Get Famous. Island Living. Discover University. Eco Lifestyle. Civil designer. Snowy Escape. Dream Home Decorator. Interior decorator. Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. Minimum wage, but you're on the ground floor of one of SimCity's mega-corps. Be organized, prompt, and friendly when you push the cart through the halls - maybe some sharp-eyed company officer will consider you for a kick upstairs. Longer hours, but an opportunity to work the phones, increase people skills, and keep the Boss happy.
If you work on your mechanical skill, you might be able to repair that infernal copy machine the next time it breaks. Now THAT would make your boss notice you. Before you move up in the company, you'll have to earn your dues putting in a long day on the road. Meet your quotas charisma can make a good sales pitch great and make good contacts and you'll be ripe for a promotion to an office with wheels. Now you have your own grunt to boot around, a personal cubicle, and a nice salary - but it's still a long walk down the hall to the washrooms.
Good relationships with people to whom you've proven your superior logic skill will definitely get you noticed. You have your own Junior Executive, and an actual office with a door that closes. Problem is, the Executive level at your company is heavily populated.
Well-rounded skills and a good work attitude will help you stand out from the crowd and impress the higher ups. Salary hops up, as you are now overseeing several franchise offices. There are a lot of executives under your command, so charisma and logic help in settling disputes and keeping the various teams running smoothly.
Your golf game needs to be good if you expect to close deals, so a little more work in the body department might not be a bad idea.
The corner office is yours. Pay takes another leap. However, competition is rougher on this floor. Keep sharpening those skills and keep making lots of friends. You never know when you'll need them. The company sends a town car to pick you up in the morning. You get the top floor suite and a hefty paycheck. Your creative juices are flowing and you're feeling smart and powerful. But there's a downside as well. More stress, and some of the neighbors might resent your success Nothing a barbecue at your place wouldn't fix.
And who knows, you might meet someone new Top of the heap at your company. But can a powerful, well-to-do exec balance the responsibilities of the office with mate, children and friends? Social responsibilities are peaking - it might be time to move up to a bigger house, to better entertain bigwigs. You're a corporate raider and mogul, heading a world wide conglomerate. But now that you're a famous local figure, guess what? You'll be expected to give money to charities to maintain your standing with your fellow Sims.
Still, it does feel good to glow in the bask of success. The Boss missed the deadline for a critical overnight delivery. You volunteered to carry the parcel to the airport. How embarrassing! A little too much eggnog at the office holiday party, and you're doing barnyard animal impressions in your underwear. You lose 1 Charisma point. With wisdom and panache, you preside over the conviction of SimCity's most notorious gangster, winning accolades across SimNation.
You've become totally burnt out on the fast track. A flash of inspiration leads you to leave the world of business and pursue a new career in sports. All those days on the golf course will finally pay off. The local team offers you a position as an All-Star on their team and you accept. Start developing your speaking skills now: you might be able to impress the Boss with a creative new business proposal.
Meet your quotas charisma can make a good sales pitch great and make good contacts, and you'll be ripe for a promotion to an office without wheels. Now you have your own grunt to boot around, a personal cubicle, and a nice salary - but it's still a long walk down that hall to the washrooms. You have your own Junior Executive and an actual office, with a door that closes. Your golf game needs to improve if you expect to close any deals from now on, so a little more work in the creative department would not be a bad idea.
Keep sharpening those skills and make lots of friends. The company sends a limo to pick you up in the morning. Your creative juices are flowing, and you're feeling smart and powerful. More stress, and some of your neighbors may resent your success. Nothing a barbecue at your place wouldn't fix.
But can a powerful, well-to-do exec balance the responsibilities of the office with the needs of mate, children, and friends? Social responsibilities are peaking--it might be time to move up to a bigger house, to better entertain bigwigs.
You're a corporate raider and mogul, heading a worldwide conglomerate. Still, doesn't it feel good to bask in the glow of success? The obtainer of coffee - glamorous, no, but at least it gets you out of the office and into the "fresh" city air much of the time.
Not to be confused with the small furry semi-aquatic woodland creature, an office gofer is one who goes for things at the request of pretty much anyone who isn't a gofer themselves. Keep up the fetching and you might find yourself going for one of those openings in the mailroom. While sorting the mail, a letter falls out of an envelope and lands on the ground. It says that Landgraab Enterprises is about to buy Wrightway Toys. Failure: Get Fired. Failure: Demoted to Mailroom Technician.
A memo sent from the main office to all Field Sales Reps. Success: Promoted to Junior Executive. Failure: Lose all points. Success: Promoted to Executive. Failure: This prestigious event has been known to make or break many a Sim's career. Failure: Demoted to Junior Executive. Failure: Demoted to Executive An opportunity arises for a joint venture with Landgraab Enterprises to build a new privately owned, but internationally accessible seaport.
A seaport would also allow well-established companies a much faster distribution rate, but on the other hand, it would be more immediately economical to simply acquire more trucks and ship higher volumes.
Failure: Demoted to President. You managed to talk a used car dealer into buying a vacuum for his cars It's obvious you're a natural at this Patch 79 added the freelancer career, which allows Sims to work on their own time from home.
Teens can take a part-time job in addition to attending high-school, while older Sims can work up to two part-time jobs. Children and teens can enroll in an afterschool activity in addition to attending school.
They function similarly to adult careers, except they are unpaid and only take place on the weekends. Discover University adds two afterschool activities that are only available to university students. Errands and odd jobs are introduced in Cottage Living and Island Living , respectively. They consist of small, once-off tasks Sims can complete for a few extra Simoleons. In this job, Sims go to work at a restaurant different restaurant at higher levels in their career and would take NPC's orders, place them in the ticket machine, and bring them their food when it was finished.
In this job, Sims would have to operate and maintain machines in a factory to produce robots. Players were paid for every robot made. In this job, Sims would go to the club into the workers door and either work DJ or Dancer. The Sims Wiki Explore. Recent posts Game news Community news. Deletion discussions Development discussions Admin discussions Admin's noticeboard.
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