I’m intrigued by this first part of your story, Maxmars. Entering an ongoing conversation is a great way to begin a story… once the reader is involved, you can’t help but continue reading.
Role playing used for professional ends is something I had experienced back in my teens. At sixteen years of age I worked in a supermarket, was rapidly promoted and eventually given the opportunity to enter a managerial training program. On induction day, they put all the trainees in a large room, divided us into groups and gave us specific roles to play and a series of problems to solve. At the time I was too young to know what that was about, but later figured out that we were being observed. They were trying to figure out who would take command, who cooperated and followed the leader, who caused friction in the group, etc..; more importantly, they were looking for those who deviated from their given role if the task was not progressing. In short, they then assigned us to different supermarket branches based on their appraisal of where we would be best suited.
So, I appreciate you exploring this subject, but I also feel the story is going to be enthralling; there are many deep relationships between your characters that leaves me curious to see how they will develop.
Hungry for the continuation…
Role playing used for professional ends is something I had experienced back in my teens. At sixteen years of age I worked in a supermarket, was rapidly promoted and eventually given the opportunity to enter a managerial training program. On induction day, they put all the trainees in a large room, divided us into groups and gave us specific roles to play and a series of problems to solve. At the time I was too young to know what that was about, but later figured out that we were being observed. They were trying to figure out who would take command, who cooperated and followed the leader, who caused friction in the group, etc..; more importantly, they were looking for those who deviated from their given role if the task was not progressing. In short, they then assigned us to different supermarket branches based on their appraisal of where we would be best suited.
So, I appreciate you exploring this subject, but I also feel the story is going to be enthralling; there are many deep relationships between your characters that leaves me curious to see how they will develop.
Hungry for the continuation…
