Summary
- InZOI players can explore active and rabbit hole jobs in Dowon, with many careers available at the Early Access launch.
- High-paying jobs like Junior Developer at DW Soft offer good money-making opportunities, ideal for a hands-off approach.
- Part-time jobs like working at Dowon Deli and Convenience Store provide active tasks, but promotion opportunities differ.
If InZOI players have decided that their Zois will live in Dowon, or even if they are currently choosing a city, then they will want to know about the best jobs in Dowon. Careers make up a decent chunk of the gameplay in InZOI, with most jobs taking up three days of the week.
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At the Early Access launch, only four of the InZOI careers in Dowon are active, with the others being ‘rabbit hole’ jobs for the time being. Rabbit hole jobs essentially mean Zois get in a taxi and travel to work off the map, with little control from the player’s side, other than a few pop-up events. Active jobs, on the other hand, including some part-time jobs, require players to perform tasks, communicate with associates, and deal with customers.
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Developer At DW Soft
Type: Rabbit Hole Job
- Starting wage: M 414
- Max wage: M 1845
If players are looking to make lots of money fast in InZOI, then they will want a high-paying job. At Early Access, the best-paying entry-level position is as a Junior Developer at DW Soft. As this career is currently a rabbit hole job, it can also be good for a more hands-off approach, especially if players have large families and lots of Zois to manage.
During the day, players may get pop-ups when dilemmas occur at the off-screen office. These can be good for flavor, but shouldn’t affect a Zoi’s chances of promotion too much. The main requirement is simply not to miss any time off work.
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Esports Career: Pro Gamer
Type: Rabbit Hole Job
- Starting wage: M 264
- Max wage: M 1998
Out of the ‘rabbit hole’ jobs in Dowon, arguably the best one for flavor and least represented in the life sim genre, is the esports career. This job at DG Esports will resonate with many players, and is accentuated by being able to visit the Plesio Gaming Cafe, where Zois might make friends with other gamers.
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Some of the pop-up events during work include choosing to console a teammate or stepping up to carry harder. One fun idea for a playthrough is to make five Zois in the same house and have them all enter the esports profession as if they are on the same team and living in a gaming house.
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Dowon Deli Cashier
Type: Active Part-Time Job
One of the part-time jobs at Dowon is working at the Deli as a cashier. This is an active job, meaning Zois will need to put on an apron, clean tables, the floor, and the kiosk, whilst serving customers at the counter. Another task is to ask customers how their food was. All tasks can be seen in the top left corner, but be aware that there are many.
Despite being a part-time job, Zois work three days a week, which is the same as some other full-time careers. The starting pay at M 540 even exceeds some more established career choices, but unfortunately, there are no opportunities for promotion as of yet. This sets it back slightly from working at the Convenience Store, where Zois can eventually become a manager.
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Convenience Store Worker
Type: Active Part-Time Job
- Starting wage: M 360
- Max wage: M 918
Dowon has two part-time jobs, both of which are active. If players want room for progression, however, then their Zoi should apply for a job at the Convenience Store, as they can eventually be promoted to manager. After this promotion, they will have a healthy salary along with a fun job for players to partake in.
Tasks at the Convenience Store include cleaning the shop, organizing the shelves, and waiting for customers at the counter. Once items have been bought in the mornings, Zois will need to restock in the afternoon after a lunch break.
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Firefighter
Type: Active Job
- Starting wage: M 297
- Max wage: M 1395
While players can’t currently fight fires, a feature which will hopefully be added later, the firefighter job is still one of the best in Dowon, as it is an active job. Upon arriving at the fire station, Zois will need to change into their uniform. Throughout the day, they will need to attend meetings, complete admin work, and use the office gym to stay in shape.
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The tasks will be completed more frequently if players directly control their Zois, and it’s best if all their needs have been fulfilled. A firefighter who slept poorly the night before will struggle to stay on top of things. Zois can go from being a Trainee Firefighter and Lieutenant, all the way up to being the assistant chief of the Dowon Fire Station.
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Trainee Idol At Adam Entertainment
Type: Active Job
- Starting wage: M 136
- Max wage: M 600
Being a trainee idol is easily one of the most exciting jobs, not only in Dowon, but in InZOI as a whole. This is a busy and hands-on job, where wannabe idols must practice their dance moves and vocals, work out, and broaden their understanding of music production on the office computers.
With other trainees and staff, this can also be a highly social job, making it ideal for Zois looking for friends and potential relationships. Admittedly, it doesn’t pay great, but as money isn’t a big issue in InZOI, this is more than made up by the fun that can be had as a rising K-pop star. By completing tasks in the top left corner and regularly attending work, Zois can go from Rookie Trainee to Senior Trainee.
