BitLife is a life simulation game where you can pick up nearly any career you want. Are you interested in becoming a surgeon? The game has you covered. Do you want to become a famous singer? You’ll have to buy the job pack, but it’s still an option! Another option that may hit close to home for some people is corporate jobs! If you dream of climbing the ladder and becoming a CEO, BitLife gives you that opportunity. This guide will teach you how to get a corporate job in BitLife.
How to Get a Corporate Job in BitLife
At first, you might think getting a corporate job in BitLife is as easy as any other career. In a way, you’d be right there. Whether you’re looking to become a Financial Analyst, Managing Director or CEO, you’ll find these in the full-time job listings like most positions. However, there is a little more to it than that.
Depending on what job you’re pursuing, there’s a long track of promotions to get. The entire corporate path is as follows:
- Entry-level “Corporate” tag jobs such as Jr. Business, Operations or Financial Analyst
- Sr. Business, Operations or Financial Analyst
- Assistant Vice President, requiring 15 years of Corporate work experience
- Vice President
- Executive Vice President
- Managing Director
- CEO
Furthermore, even when you check the job list, you’re not guaranteed to find any of these. While you can refresh it and check again, going to Business school is a great way to fast-track the process!
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Business school is a post-secondary education option after going to university. By majoring in a program such as economics or finance, you can head into business school and focus on pursuing corporate careers. That way, when you check the job listings, you won’t find as many positions in unrelated fields. However, since this is an expensive option that requires high smarts, you may get denied or have to pay off a hefty student debt later.
Getting a corporate job is a requirement for the ongoing Frisky Business Challenge in BitLife! For more information about the challenge, visit our coverage here.
