You are an entrepreneur. You want to start a business, right?
What kind of business? Who knows? Here's a list of them.
Medical Clinic***
Factory*
Research Lab***
Prison
Restaurant
School(primary or secondary)**
School(college)***
Make your own
Now, we all know that the above is a little vague. Why? Well, that would be because you will be given opportunities to branch off.
Also; you see those little asterisks next to some of the businesses? That indicates what you and/or your employees need to have in order to work there. Of course, a higher degree would also be acceptable
*-High School Diploma.
**-Master's Degree.
***-Doctoral Degree.
The higher degree required, the more money people are willing to pay.
EMPLOYEES
At any point in time, you can start hiring people, but be warned, if you do so you will be absolutely swimming in resumes! It's your job to decide who you want to hire for the job based on the resume and the interview. There is no maximum number of employees that you can have, nor is there really a minimum, but the prudent entrepreneur knows that balance is necessary. Why? If you have a big business later in the game but not many employees, chances are that you're understaffed and your employees that you have will start doing sub-par work. And if you're a small company with too many employees, chances are that you will be paying too much in employees' wages and won't make a lot of money. So be careful with that. There are minimum wage laws in place, but you can try to skirt those, as well as other things such as working conditions. But if an employee tells on you, you'll pay a fine, so watch out! Other than minimum wages and working conditions, anything is legal. You can have holiday bonuses, vacations, insurance, employee benefits, etc. Even though this costs money, the more of these things you give your employees the happier they will be. If they are unhappy, they could quit, do badly, go on strike, or something like that, so be careful.
DEGREES
You saw above that some businesses require a degree, and you need a degree to run them! Unfortunately, it costs money to get a degree. Here are the degrees and their costs.
High School Diploma: $100
Master's Degree: $1,000
Doctoral Degree: $10,000
Now, as a basic rule of thumb, the higher education a job needs, the more money you stand to make on that business, so it's really a gamble.
You start the game with $50,000, so you have enough for any degree.
MEDICAL CENTER
Summary: The Medical Center is a place of medicine, where people are diagnosed, treated, vaccinated, and more.
Employee Types: Surgeons, Anesthesiologists, Registered Nurses, Pediatricians, General Practitioners, Dermatologists, Neurologists, Podiatrists, Urologists, Plastic Surgeons, Psychiatrists, Immunologist, Registered Nurses, Orthopaedists, OB-GYNs, Interns, Otolaryngologists.
Employee Average Minimum Wage(hourly): $100.
Degree Requirement: Doctoral Degree(medical).
Consumer Average Payment(per treatment): $100,000.
Required Structures: Office, Operating Room, Examination Room.
Required Tools: Surgical Equipment, MRI/CT Scan, Patient Beds.
FACTORY
Summary: The Factory produces something; clothing, steel, something. You can pick what that something is.
Employee Types: Intern, Worker, Manager.
Employee Average Minimum Wage(hourly): $17.
Degree Requirement: High School Diploma.
Consumer Average Payment(per 1 product): Depends on product.
Required Tools: Depends on product.
Required Structures: Depends on product.
RESEARCH LAB
Summary: At the research lab, you research all kinds of science; biomedical, microbiological, astrology, physics, chemistry, you pick.
Employee Types: Depends on research subject(you pick).
Employee Average Minimum Wage(hourly): $90
Degree Requirement: Doctoral.
Consumer Average Payment(per 1 product): $100
Required Structures: Depends on research subject(you pick).
Required Tools: Depends on research subject(you pick).
PRISON
Summary: The prison is a place where convicts stay as a punishment.
Employee Types: Security Guards, Chefs, Rehabilitation Workers, Parole Officers.
Employee Average Minimum Wage(hourly): $16
Degree Requirement: None.
Consumer Average Payment(per 1 prisoner): $50
Required Structures: Bunks, Cafeteria, Jail Cells.
Required Tools: Uniforms, Employee Uniforms, Food, Guard Weapons.
RESTAURANT
Summary: At a restaurant, customers buy some food and nom it up.
Employee Types: Chef, dish washer, waiter/waitress, janitor.
Employee Average Minimum Wage(hourly): $15.
Degree Requirement: None.
Consumer Average Payment(per 1 meal): $20.
Required Structures: Kitchen, Tables/Seats.
Required Tools: Depends on food type.
SCHOOLS
Summary: At a school, teachers teach students about a lot of different stuff.
Employee Types: Teachers, Janitors, Interns.
Employee Average Minimum Wage(hourly): $20.
Degree Requirement: Master's/Doctoral.
Consumer Average Payment(per 1 student): $45.
Required Structures: Classrooms, Desks, Teacher's Lounge, Office, Cafeteria.
Required Tools: Pencils, Markers, Papers, Computers.
Please note that the Required Structures and Required Tools are just that; required. If you really want to do well, it would be a good idea to have more than the bare minimum.
Another thing; in most businesses, you can take on apprentices(like medical students or residents at a medical center) and they will pay you to let one of your employees teach them the trade.
Watch out for lawsuits! If one of your employees messes up, if you mess with your employees, or something like that, you're liable to be sued!
Now that you know all that, here's your signup sheet. Good luck with this Business Opportunity!
Name:
Age:
Gender:
Degrees:
Business Name:
Business Type:
Employees: None.
Business Structures: None.
Business Tools: None.
Location: It can be anywhere as long as it's a real place.
Employee Wages:
Gross Daily Profit: $0.
Daily Expenses: $0.
Daily Net Gain/Loss: $0.
Special Events: None.
