Regular jobs in BlockSpin turn familiar buildings into repeatable work routes. Janitor, Shelf Stocker, and Cook each give you a different task loop and their own progression path, so the right pick comes down to the kind of work you enjoy.
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Regular jobs
These are building-based work routes with their own progression paths. They sit together so you can compare the task style and choose the routine that suits you.
Janitor
Clean the Burger Place while building Janitor progression through a repeatable starter job.
- Type
- Regular job
- Location
- Burger Place
- Work
- Mop puddles inside the Burger Place to complete cleaning tasks.
- Start
- Follow the briefcase marker to Burger Place and use the blue-circle job board to start.
- Progression
- Repeating the job builds its separate skill path. Sources describe extra spill spots and faster mop options as qualitative benefits.
- Find it
- Burger Place is described at the crossroads near the bike-store or Urban Cycles area. Use the in-game marker if the layout changes.
- Why use it
- A straightforward starter route for learning the work loop and building one job skill.
Shelf Stocker
Stock shelves at Quick-11 while building the carrying and stocking side of regular-job progression.
- Type
- Regular job
- Location
- Quick-11
- Work
- Carry boxes from the storage area and place them on the store shelves.
- Start
- Follow the briefcase marker to Quick-11 and use the blue-circle job board. This job is also encountered in the tutorial.
- Progression
- Repeating the job builds its own skill path, improving stocking speed and the number of boxes you can carry.
- Find it
- Some guides call the work site the Quick-11 gas station or simply the Gas Station, so follow the in-game marker if the label differs.
- Why use it
- A simple starter route for players who prefer a box-carrying and shelf-stocking work loop.
Cook
Work in The Butcher's Cut kitchen while building Cook progression through repeatable food-preparation tasks.
- Type
- Regular job
- Location
- The Butcher's Cut
- Work
- Prepare food in the kitchen through a timing-based cooking interaction.
- Start
- Follow the briefcase marker to The Butcher's Cut and use the blue-circle job board to start.
- Progression
- Repeating the job builds its own skill path. Sources describe skillet upgrades and additional cooking options as qualitative efficiency benefits.
- Find it
- The Butcher's Cut is described near the area between the Jeweler and Clothing Store. Use the in-game marker for the current route.
- Why use it
- A named restaurant route for players who want a repeatable kitchen task and a separate job skill.
| Image | Name | Description | Type | Location | Work | Start | Progression | Find it | Why use it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Janitor | Clean the Burger Place while building Janitor progression through a repeatable starter job. | Regular job | Burger Place | Mop puddles inside the Burger Place to complete cleaning tasks. | Follow the briefcase marker to Burger Place and use the blue-circle job board to start. | Repeating the job builds its separate skill path. Sources describe extra spill spots and faster mop options as qualitative benefits. | Burger Place is described at the crossroads near the bike-store or Urban Cycles area. Use the in-game marker if the layout changes. | A straightforward starter route for learning the work loop and building one job skill. | |
| Shelf Stocker | Stock shelves at Quick-11 while building the carrying and stocking side of regular-job progression. | Regular job | Quick-11 | Carry boxes from the storage area and place them on the store shelves. | Follow the briefcase marker to Quick-11 and use the blue-circle job board. This job is also encountered in the tutorial. | Repeating the job builds its own skill path, improving stocking speed and the number of boxes you can carry. | Some guides call the work site the Quick-11 gas station or simply the Gas Station, so follow the in-game marker if the label differs. | A simple starter route for players who prefer a box-carrying and shelf-stocking work loop. | |
| Cook | Work in The Butcher's Cut kitchen while building Cook progression through repeatable food-preparation tasks. | Regular job | The Butcher's Cut | Prepare food in the kitchen through a timing-based cooking interaction. | Follow the briefcase marker to The Butcher's Cut and use the blue-circle job board to start. | Repeating the job builds its own skill path. Sources describe skillet upgrades and additional cooking options as qualitative efficiency benefits. | The Butcher's Cut is described near the area between the Jeweler and Clothing Store. Use the in-game marker for the current route. | A named restaurant route for players who want a repeatable kitchen task and a separate job skill. |
How regular jobs work
Regular jobs are repeatable work routes tied to named buildings. Follow the briefcase marker, find the blue-circle job board, and start the role there. Once the task is active, stay with that building's routine until the work is done.
Each role develops separately. Repeating Janitor work supports its cleaning path, Shelf Stocker work supports carrying and stocking, and Cook work supports skillet upgrades and additional cooking options. The roles do not share one progression bar.
Choosing a job
Pick based on the task rhythm you prefer:
- Janitor: A direct cleaning loop inside Burger Place. It suits a player who wants to learn the job system without juggling boxes or timing a kitchen interaction.
- Shelf Stocker: A carry-and-place loop at Quick-11. Choose it if moving boxes from storage to shelves feels more natural.
- Cook: A timing-based kitchen loop at The Butcher's Cut. It fits players who like preparing food with a little more attention at each step.
There is no need to force one route. Keeping with the role whose task feels comfortable gives its separate progression room to grow.
Finding the worksite
Start with the briefcase marker instead of relying on an old route. Burger Place may be described by the bike-store or Urban Cycles crossroads, Quick-11 may appear as the Quick-11 gas station or Gas Station, and The Butcher's Cut sits near the Jeweler and Clothing Store. These are landmark hints, so let the current marker lead when the map or labels feel different.
At the building, look for the blue-circle job board. Reaching the workplace does not start work by itself. If the marker seems to point nearby, walk around the building and check the sign rather than switching to a different job.
Mistakes to avoid
- Do not assume the workplace entrance is the start point. Use the job board.
- For Janitor, look for the puddles inside Burger Place and keep the cleaning loop moving.
- For Shelf Stocker, collect the boxes from storage before trying to fill the shelves.
- For Cook, follow the timing interaction carefully instead of treating it like a single button press.
- Do not treat the roles as one shared skill path. Progress made in one job does not describe the others.
FAQ
How do I start a regular job in BlockSpin?
Follow the briefcase marker to the named workplace, then interact with the blue-circle job board. The board starts the role tied to that building.
Which job should I choose?
Pick Janitor for a cleaning loop, Shelf Stocker for carrying boxes and filling shelves, or Cook for a timing-based kitchen task. Stick with the route you enjoy because each job builds its own progression.
Do the regular jobs share the same progression?
No. Janitor, Shelf Stocker, and Cook each have a separate job skill path. Repeating the matching work improves that path and can open more useful options for its routine.
What if a job marker does not match the landmark I remember?
Use the briefcase marker and the building name first. Quick-11 may be labeled as a gas station, while Burger Place and The Butcher's Cut are easiest to confirm by their current in-game markers.
What is an easy mistake to make while working?
Reaching the building is not enough: you still need the blue-circle job board. Once work starts, follow the task loop for that role instead of wandering to another workplace.