Starting Office Peons
Welcome to the beginning of the end, Boss.
Creating a CEO
Pretty straightforward here, Boss: progress through steps 1-4. If you can't do this, how are you ever
going to lead a billion-dollar monolith business? Okay, me shutup now.
Step 1. Create a username and email. Your email address is your "password" if you ever decide
to delete this app from your phone. Of course, your email will never be shared without your permission.
Step 2. Choose your appearance-you can afford it! Select from various characters and looks.
Step 3. Choose your company. Okay, here is where some important decisions need to be made. The Top 500 company you choose will determine how much investment income you get per day. That income is shown as the green number (ie. "+7"). Larger cap companies bring in more investment income per day.
Important Note: Only the companies that you can currently afford will be displayed. Because
you are starting from scratch, your angel investors have given you $50 credits to begin with. What this means
is that any company with a stock price of $50 credits or less will be the only ones shown. This is true when searching
for companies as well. The remainder of your angel investment will determine how many employees you can afford to hire
right from you taking the helm of your company, so choose wisely.
Step 4. Selecting your workforce. Now depending on the company you have chosen, you will get "points"
to distribute among your workforce. There are 3 employee types: Worker, Lawyer, and Accountant. They all have
various productivity ranges that can help or harm your company. Lawyers are the most stable in productivity, while
Accountants have a fairly large range of producing for you.
It is also important to know that you can hire and fire employees if you need long-term or short-term gain. But remember,
these are people you're deal with here!