[Animats]

Up to "Computational Administrator". Is there anything after that?

Reminds me of "Papers, Please".

[jaredsohn]

   var jobTitler = {
     subject: [
       "Screen", //100
       "Input", //400
       "Dialog", //900
       "Interface", //1600
       "Data", //2500
       "Big Data", //3600
       "Choice", //4900
       "System", //6400
       "Computation", //8100
    ], // 9
     position: [
       "Administrator", //1000
       "Technician", //4000
       "Engineer", //9000
       "Specialist", //16000
       "Architect", //25000
       "Executive", //36000
       ]
   }

https://pippinbarr.github.io/itisasifyouweredoingwork/js/dat...

I'm guessing Computation Executive might be the highest if it uses the position field. (Don't have time to see how this data gets used to set the title.)

[qbrass]

Top job is Chief Technical Officer, but there's a (guessing bounds error) bug that causes it to stop valuing your work when you're supposed to be promoted from Computational Administrator to Screen Technician.

[Klockan]

> there's a bug that causes it to stop valuing your work when you're supposed to be promoted

They always say that...

[qbrass]

the bug is line 1486 of ui-generators.js

  <    if (jobTitlePositionIndex >= jobTitle.position.length) {
  ---
  >    if (jobTitlePositionIndex >= jobTitler.position.length) {

[justinjlynn]

Unanticipated glitch ceiling in the HR autopromotion system, clearly.