At the lower positions, your Sim will spend most of the time collecting and analyzing various items. Daily tasks must be performed in order to increase job performance, tasks such as mopping and cleaning beds, interacting with the medical equipment’s, diagnosing patient ailments, performing surgery and/or delivering babies.ĭoing mental challenges can be enjoyed by intellectual Sims, and with those challenges come some pretty interesting and fun rewards the higher you go. Your Sim can advance from general practitioner to specialist, surgeon, and, at the top of their career, then chief of staff. With this career, you begin as an intern and have to work your way up from an orderly, medical technician, and nurse before becoming a Doctor. And if all your hard work pays off, your Sim can be promoted all the way to chief. You’ll eventually be able to investigate crime scenes, bring suspects in for questioning, and piece clues together to solve cases. Your Sim begins as a cadet, and you will assist them in honing their inquisitive nature. If you enjoy a good mystery, you might be interested in this career path. Sims who want to protect and serve their community should pursue a Detective career. Daily tasks will be given for your sim to complete in order for them to advance in their career, and you’ll be able to see your sims working and doing their job. The Get to Work expansion pack includes three new active careers that allows you to follow your Sim to work and play out their workday. (I personally found it fun to create a magic shop selling potions, along with other magical items like wands and brooms, making a good source of income for my spellcaster.) There are many ways you can utilize your sims skills in a business, giving you more fun and interesting ways to play with your sim. Or if your sim is a woodworker or a fabricator, they can make a furniture store and wood crafting shop. If your sim is a flower arranger, they can create a florist and sell their flower arrangements.
Like if your sim is a painter, they can then sell their art like an art gallery. One element that makes running your own business interesting, is taking a sims skill to the next level and utilizing it in the business, especially when combined with other expansion packs. You can also focus your attention on the structure of the building and decorating the shop’s interior, and of course setting price markups, hiring and managing employees, advertisement, and customer interactions. Basically, you can pretty much sell anything you want, from clothes, toys, furniture, electronics, art, baked goods, plants, and everything in-between. You and your Sim are in charge and must run the business together. Although, if the business takes off and gets successful, it can create a very lucrative income. Unlike a regular job, your Sim will have to have a substantial amount of money to invest in their business, as opening a business is not cheap, and in the beginning, the profits are not guaranteed.
They then have the opportunity to open their own store and delve into the retail industry. Is your sim more of an entrepreneur, but doesn’t want to get a normal job, then this is the option for them. But with Get to Work, it takes working to the next level. They’d be sent to work, and you’d have to wait for them to return home before you could play again.
Once you choose your Sim’s career, you have very little control over it, besides gaining skills for promotions. Sims have a variety of career options in the base game, but jobs fall into rabbit holes. Modelled after the Sims 2 Open for Business, this pack focuses on opening and running your very own business, but it does add three new careers that are active, which is new for the series, making working even more enjoyable and fun for players.
Get to Work is a pretty good expansion pack overall. Earning simoleons have gotten more exciting now with the first official expansion released for The Sims 4.
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