The more they paint, the more they will be promoted. You can buy an easel for your artists from the Promotion Center, where they can practice painting for an hour. This is a fun job that is "second shift," beginning at 5 PM. The Art Gallery: Want Sims working round the clock? Take a few of your Sims and get them jobs at the Art Gallery.This is a sweet 9 to 5 job, also, so if you work during the day, send your Sim to work and they'll be done by the time you get off. Sims get promoted relatively quickly as real estate agents, with or without an auction podium from the Promotion Center. The Real Estate Agency: You will be glad you did.Buy up at the supermarket when you have the money that will allow you to continuously plant even when your Simoleon balance is really low. For the cheap stuff, it doesn't matter however, as the seeds get pricier, you will notice a huge difference. The Supermarket: The Supermarket is a no-brainer because you can buy seeds and ingredients there for less than you will pay at the Sims houses.It's really interesting, also, to see how many red lights your Sims will run! As your Sims are driving around town, you can watch them, and when the musical notes pop up, click them to catch a $1 here or $5 there. However, going for a drive mysteriously provides your Sims with some cash. The Car Dealership: Truthfully, your Sims do not need to drive anywhere.There is also a coffee vending machine in case your Sims get sleepy! There is not much else for adult Sims to do at the Community Center, but pre-teens can go to ballet or karate lessons here. The Community Center: Here, your Sims can practice woodworking, which can be a lucrative hobby (unlike fishing which is more or less a hobby-hobby).Sometimes, sending your Sims to the park to unwind or fish can be exactly what you need to not get bored with the game. Believe me that you will get really tired of having your Sims watch TV or garden. There are also a number of things to do to add a ton of XP: feeding the ducks, unwinding, practicing Tai Chi, getting on a soapbox (literally), playing with RC boats, and playing chess. The Park: Here, your Sims can practice fishing, which is a hobby.I believe this is the best combination of businesses and workplaces for budding towns: Businesses I Recommend When Starting Out In the case of FreePlay, that might be true. Some will claim there is a science to building a Sim city.
Note: The beautiful thing about workplaces is that they are cheap-MUCH cheaper than businesses-and they add value to your town whether or not you choose to employ any of your Sims there.
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