Becoming a construction worker inBitLifeis a quick and easy way to complete weekly challenges and make some money as your character receives raises. Although it may not be the highest-paying job in the world, it’s still worth pursuing, especially if you’re an achievement hunter.
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How to become a Construction Worker in BitLife
Unlike many jobs inBitLife, you don’t need to graduate from secondary school to become a construction worker. Instead, you just need a clean record void of criminal activity before finding a position on your full-time job list.
However, there’s a catch: you’ll need to rely on some luck to land this job.BitLife’scareer list is random, refreshing each time you age up or close and reopen the app. While the construction worker job isn’t necessarily rare, there’s a chance you won’t find it right away, requiring you to use one of these two methods to receive a new list.
This can become even trickier if your character has worked in other industries. For example, if you’ve worked as a firefighter before, your full-time list will mainly have jobs related to firefighting. Nonetheless, it’s still possible to find positions outside of this, even with this previous experience, so just keep searching until you spot it.
What does a Construction Worker do in BitLife?
Every job inBitLife, including the construction worker title, has three main purposes. They either help you complete weekly challenges, earn achievements, or make money so your character can afford to live life without going bankrupt and losing everything.
In the case of a construction worker, past challenges likeMaster of the ElementsandMacho Manpreviously featured this position as one of their required objectives. If you have the Challenge Vault, you’re able to participate in these even outside of their active dates, letting you earn cosmetics to use on your characters in future playthroughs.
Aside from this, the construction worker job doesn’t have any promotion roles to pursue. Instead, you can work toward raises by working hard and staying employed. That way, even if you start at a lower salary than usual, you can quickly work your way up with enough time and dedication.
