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    SuperCoolRachaelSuperCoolRachael Posts: 392 Member
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    Okay, so I know that doing your work's daily task makes you get promoted faster. The question is, does your performance go up faster if you completed, say, 25% or 75% of the task than if you didn't start the task at all? Or do you have to get it to 100% complete before you start reaping the benefits?

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      QueenMercyQueenMercy Posts: 1,680 Member
      I doubt it. It's especially annoying since some daily tasks take forever.
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      GalacticGalGalacticGal Posts: 28,579 Member
      SuperCoolRachael wrote: »
      Okay, so I know that doing your work's daily task makes you get promoted faster. The question is, does your performance go up faster if you completed, say, 25% or 75% of the task than if you didn't start the task at all? Or do you have to get it to 100% complete before you start reaping the benefits?

      I'm really of the opinion that the mood makes more of an effect in job performance. I try to have my Sims do their daily tasks, but I also play with autonomy on full. So, I may send a Sim to do such 'home' work, but whether or not they do it is quite another thing. Sometimes, especially if they haven't even started it, I'll try to have them do it before work. But, I always make sure to have them in the appropriate mood before they leave for work. Can't sing the praises of the MCCC mod more highly. A couple of clicks and the mood is right. :)
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      seungdoseungdo Posts: 30 New Member
      25% and 75% task completed is also effect to your career performance.
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      Saltysea21Saltysea21 Posts: 182 Member
      I feel like you would have to complete it 100% to get the benefits.. But I'm not sure. Like @seungdo said, it could also be that the more you get done the more it will benefit.
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