So this class!

(1) Understanding the game industry and the job of a planner

Understand the trend and reality of popular art called games, and learn the difference between enjoying and creating. We look at the entire industry in three dimensions, including planners, developers, and company structures. Draw the first picture of a career by clearly understanding the game planner's domain.

(2) Basic competencies that new planners must have

Learn basic skills such as communication, the use of tools, and the importance of education and majors. Learn basic concepts of network management and industry networks and improve practical preparation. It's not just about getting a job; the focus is on creating a foundation that can last a long time.

(3) Portfolio and company selection strategy

Learn how to structure portfolios for each job group, such as analysis books, reverse plans, and proposals. Find the right company for you by comparing the characteristics, pros, and cons of midsize, small, and medium-sized startups. Distinguish between company signals that should be avoided and establish the right selection criteria.

(4) Career and network management and growth roadmap

Learn how to manage salaries, ranks, and industry reputation. Break the illusion of network management and learn network strategies that are actually helpful. We will summarize the key ideas for growing from a practitioner to a manager and a senior.

I recommend it to people like this

Students aiming to get a job in the game industry
Non-majors who want a job in game planning
New planners who need a career strategy
Office workers curious about the industry structure and company selection

The 20th year game director talks about the work of a game planner

The 20th year game director talks about the work of a game planner