The UI feels very clean, it feels like a minigame that would exist in a office sim/office horror type game.

I ran out of time to play much farther than the 4th day, but it's a great concept with equally great execution. Sure, it could use some sounds, and I know you wanted to get more portraits in, but this is a thought out game concept that really works and builds on the wheel day over day. Great work!

got to the point of zen from sorting and filtering, making optimizations and calculating shortcuts. good job!

Absolutely amazing concept. I think my only real complaint is lack of sounds effects to support the game, but otherwise I had an absolute blast with this one :)

Wow, the UI is amazing. Really fitting for the office job aesthetic. And the fact that you could have the instructions and the game open in parallel, that was really helpful!

I was stuck trying to get over 20 on some candidates, not realizing I could just reject them, haha. I guess I really didn't want to give up on any candidate.

It is a good puzzle game!

wheel and emails, together at last, as the oblivion devs intended

Figured I'd copy this here from the game page to increase it's visibility for jammers

INSTRUCTIONS: 

Navigate the game like you would a PC desktop! Click and drag windows and Candidate icons to move them! Double click on icons to open new windows! Read your emails! 

Note that candidates are "files" themselves and can be double-clicked to view additional information about them! <3

it is pretty empty, however since its pretty much like an office job, might actually be exactly how it needs to be lol. pretty great!

especially with the windows ui organization this really felt like working an office desk job... but the puzzles were more fun. it's always entertaining to just try and max a wheel so getting to zen out and just do wheels was nice.