Newmark, founder of the U.S. Public Welfare website: Career advice for female otaku

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English Original:If I were 22:nerds, Hack Your career

Craig Newmark (Craig Newmark), founder of the public Welfare website Craigconnects.

If you are a stern old-fashioned otaku/otaku, you usually succeed in a way that is either self-taught or lessons learned from years of experience.

They can't teach you this knowledge at school.

If you have a normal social impact, you may already know this, or you will be quicker to understand the truth than the other nerds.

In any case, people will quickly come to your impressions in some way. This perception is hard to change, in the words of marketing professionals, this is your "brand".

You're responsible for your own branding from the start, and if you're doing better in this area, right from the start, then you just have to keep it good.

But otaku/otaku are not good at this, so they are likely to leave inappropriate impressions on others. Of course, someone who has been in touch with you for a long time will certainly be able to form the right impression, especially if you are a person with a sense of humor. Bert (Dilbert) is a good example.

In a small company with fewer than 150 employees, people know each other, and they look at themselves as a circle. They work with each other, which may be the best way to start a business.

But if the number of employees is more than 150 people, it is impossible for all other employees to have a full understanding. People will form a number of relatively small groups according to the abrupt behavior, simply say that there will be cliques phenomenon.

But in any case, there is a "we are still their" attitude problem, the different small circle is not too willing to cooperate, but will compete for various resources. These circles may be organized together with the same aspirations and values. In general, you will see one of the circles eager to develop great products and provide quality services to customers, while others may be most concerned about how to climb to a higher position.

Young otaku/otaku, here are some of my suggestions for you:

1, from the beginning to control your image and your brand. This even includes your dress, because it is a common problem.

2, in the choice of small companies or large companies, I suggest you choose to start from small company.

3. If you go to a big company, you should try to find out the various circles and decide which ones to join. In contrast, it may be easier to find people who want to do a good job. But keep in mind that the circles that focus on the job may find that destroying the circles that want to make good products might be more beneficial to them, and I have experienced this situation myself, and more than once.

Otaku/curtilage women, you have to be responsible for your own occupation, brave to take responsibility.