corporate occupation theme
A character who works in the bureaucracy of a corporation is engaged in their profession.
Notes
This typically means, businessmen, CEOs, board members, and sometimes secretaries. It typically does not mean factory workers and janitors.
20 total · 13 major · 7 minor
| Story | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| Collection: Devs (2020) | major | The story follows the Amaya tech company CEO Forest and his close advisors as they manage the development of a top secret quantum computer. |
| columbo1971e7x03 | major | The story concerned glamour and goings on in the upper echelons of a major television network. Mark McAndrews was the boss of the West Coast branch. Frank Flanagan was the big boss. Kay Freestone was gunning for Mark's job. |
| movie: Dr Jekyll and Ms Hyde (1995) | major | The viewer is shown a parodized view of what it is like to develop a perfume for market at a major fragrance company. |
| movie: Iron Man (2008) | major | The viewer is shown a fanciful depiction of what it might be like to be an executive at a high-tech weapons manufacturing corporation. |
| movie: Jetsons: The Movie (1990) | major | The viewer is shown a romanticized view of corporate life the goings on at the Spacely Sprockets and Spindles company. |
| movie: Robots (2005) | major | The viewer is shown the nefarious goings on at Bigweld Industries vis-à-vis its executives. |
| movie: Subliminal Seduction (1996) | major | The video game programmer Darrin started a new six figure job at the Compu Tech Com corporation. |
| movie: Syngenor (1990) | major | The viewer is shown the nefarious goings on at the Norton Cyberdyne corporation. |
| movie: The Stuff (1985) | major | The viewer is shown a tongue in cheek depicting of what it might be like for executives from rival corporations to compete for dominance in a market. In this case, suffering ice cream and chocolate chip firms were trying to undermine The Stuff Company. |
| movie: The Wasp Woman (1959) | major | Janice was running a major cosmetics corporation. |