Unprofessional and unprofessional.

Unprofessional and unprofessional, is a different thing. A year ago, we released a music DJ class APP party Monster to provide entertainment for party and Roadshow. We are very professional in making products, but in the product we also leave a little "unprofessional" place: This app has a separate default option, that is, do not play the Canadian rock band Nickelback Song. You can imagine, this "unprofessional" setting, like a piece of stone still into the lake, ushered in a lot of spit, but also bad praise. All right: Wife and wife are creative! Bad: Congratulations to you guys who hate Nickelback, this setting is too "smart"! We did do something unprofessional and of course we knew there would be some bad feedback, but the feedback above made us very surprised. The mistake we should not have made made me realize the strange fact that we are all ordinary human beings. It is these "unprofessional" behaviors that make people angry. Being honest, honest, humorous, emotional, enjoying the moment, standing up for what you agree on, personal preferences, sincerity, etc., are all factors that can affect how others like you or dislike you. And when your product has enough audiences, it is almost unavoidable to receive negative feedback. Look at people who are on Twitter, or someone with more than 100,000 fans, and look back at them, and you'll find thousands of people calling them jerks or idiots. Discuss some Gundy topic, the result is very bad. The narrow topic of discussion is relatively good, for example, if you go to discuss C, you will not receive so much nonsense, only those who really care about C will pay attention to your speech and products. If your product covers multiple preferences, one aspect of the preference (for example, seeking efficiency) is bound to affect the other side of the preference (such as comics). Fans who appreciate your productivity may be irritated by the fact that you add comic elements to your product because they don't care about comics at all, and the group doesn't have the ability to delve into your comics. It's normal to receive their negative emotions, but it's not necessary to go into it with them. Making products is the easiest way to do things in a rut. Keep Human Nature if you want to do better, create a better product, you must calmly face the fact that your product will go out. People will have different opinions, and you have to decide how much this feedback is connected to what you're going to do next. I hope the negative feedback from strangers will not affect your own way of doing things and rhythm. It's only when you don't care anymore that you can create something really cool. There are usually three ways to get out of this effect: confrontation. thick-skinned. The scientific description method is to learn to filter out criticism andNegative emotions, absorbing helpful suggestions. Usually, this is a trick to deal with people you trust and care about. Personality split. Set yourself a "professional" switch that you can choose to turn on or off. Many rock stars have the other side of the unknown, and the one behind it may not be political or emotional or anything else that is not controversial. Shameless。 Pull back and calm down when things get hard to control. This is sometimes the best of times and a tragedy. All three of these approaches are effective and more practical than many feedbacks, and we can still be ourselves when we work very seriously. This year, I have been doing myself in public, and I have done a lot of "unprofessional" attempts. I put the human part of the product, with the professional part, equal attention. I know I will receive more feedback, good and bad, but I encourage you to do the same.