What benefits your Sim, however, are some of the traits that you can purchase from the Rewards Store at the bottom right of your HUD. That's because you are in control of your Sim (if you want to be) while they're on the job. Oddly enough, the Detective career doesn't require your Sim to maintain any type of skills outside of work, so no worries if you don't want to spend hours on the treadmill.

The workplace is often filled with many different Sims, which is a great opportunity for you to build your Social need should you become a bachelor or bachelorette in The Sims 4.

Your Sim's needs will decay even while you're at work, so it's important to wake up early and make sure they're in good shape before sending them off for the day.

If you need to work late to complete some additional daily tasks, look above your tasks list, clicking on the timer to spend a few extra hours impressing the boss.

Your phone can be found in the bottom left of your HUD, and it's here where you can take a vacation day if you need a little more rest and relaxation away from work.

Click on the Career icon in the bottom right of your HUD to see your work schedule, your overall performance, ideal mood and what you need to do to get promoted.

You can get one of these new jobs by logging on to your computer, just as you would have found a suitable career before.

Of course, you can still go for one of the other career choices if you prefer less fuss, and we already covered how to get promoted quickly if that's your preference. Today we're going to focus on the three new careers that players can dive into, giving you tips on how to get promoted faster, and how to make sure your Sim is ready for work at all times.

Sims 4 get to work guide