The
Floor

You start as a shift supervisor with a rating of 62 and no budget. Every choice costs money, time or trust. Some bills arrive years later. Find out what kind of operations manager you actually are.

Your name on the badge

Turn off the countdown. A few dilemmas are timed, because on a real dock they are.

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This is a beta. Some of it will change, some of it is probably wrong, and the dilemmas are still being written. If one of them rings false, that is worth knowing.

Every firm, customer and supplier in here is invented. Any resemblance to a real operation is the point, not a reference.

Year	Operational event	Rtg	P&L
Your record starts with the first decision.

Career review

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Final rating

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Reached

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Career P&L

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Percentile

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Where you land

THE FLOOR was made by LOGIWEIGH.
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Cabinet

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Where you worked

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Most expensive decision

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Biggest missed opportunity

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What the log says about you

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Your debrief

Every decision, and what the other answer was worth

Nothing to sign up for. This is the whole career, including the value of the option you did not take.

Beta v0.7.3. Still being written and still being changed.
Every company, customer and supplier in this game is invented. Any resemblance to a real operation is the point, not a reference. The scenarios are made up. The arithmetic is not.

TheFloor

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