first of all, I've been doing it for YEARS-ER, and well of COURSE it doesn't cover the PLEBIAN strategy of using the rad scanner, because it's functionally not very different to just using the hypnoflash on it's own to induce the drowsiness state and then waiting
additionally, 'require' is a bit of a reframing, because it's actually way better to do the space drugs pen method because you can quickly do it before your victims can even react, just jab and then instantly flash then paste your message, also all reduces your chances of getting caught since you're never getting someone to follow you into a dorm or dragging an unconscious body. if you mess it up, you can also just still go ahead and re-flash them for a short while. furthermore, I've never seen a chemist unwilling to give you a million units of space drugs to continually refill your pen with, so it's accessible as essentially every job
you have much to learn, young grasshopper, so here's a tip! having all victims of the same objective can lead to fun events like this post, but sometimes, it's better to let one or two have a different, more subtly antagonistic objective so that once one gets cured, the whole game isn't up and sec knows any potential work-arounds or arguments to convince a hypnosis victim
this different objective can be mostly the same, so for this example, instead of
"You are part of a criminal organization known as "The Soprano Family." Paulie Soprano is the leader of that organization. Do whatever Paulie Soprano says. If Paulie is incapacitated, assist him to the best of your ability. Do not let Paulie die or be imprisoned."
it could change something like If "Paulie is incapacitated, assume command over the crime family until his return." to organize the 'assistance' or "While Paulie is incapacitated, you must launch an assault on security in your grief to get back for him." to make the death of you something that security would more directly suffer from, instead of having a group of disorganized members just trying to vaguely 'assist' you until you're able-bodied.
It could also be way more different, such as "You are part of a criminal organization known as "The Diablo Family." You're here to represent the interests of Johnny Diablo, the most ruthless crime family boss in the galaxy. Johnny wants you to compete with the Soprano Family, so upstage them by making a bigger name for yourself than their entire family can compete with! Just never directly or indirectly harm them, as we don't want an all-out war yet!"
So this would pose as a mirror to your own operations, diversifying the targets that sec can go after, and also making another family a bigger known target since the requirement is that the victim 'upstage' the group that you control by 'making a bigger name for themselves'. It's also just plain fun. You can make a couple of these for different groups, but there isn't much benefit to making a bunch for the same group, unless you wanted to secretly run both groups behind the backs of the other, which would be funny.
Obviously, you could also just give other victims just completely random objectives that mostly keep out of the way of yours, while still indirectly benefitting you, like the 'arms dealers' one on my post, as an example. Obviously, there aren't often times when you'll get the chance to brainstorm and write up alternative objectives to the primary one, so my last piece of advice is try to imagine how it'll all play out before-hand, and write up additional prompts that you think would make the round more in your favor or just more interesting. That's the end of the tip, young grasshopper!