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- 15. 학교에서 얻은 것 1. 학교는 학문을 공부하는 곳이다. 2. 굳이 전공을 살릴 필요는 없다. 3. 대학생 신분을 마음껏 즐기자. 4. 내 길은 내가 찾는다. 5. 아이유를 괴롭히지 말자.
- 16. 게임 이라는 미디어
- 17. 게임이란 ? 디지털 시대의 엔터테인먼트 ‘놀이’가 이제 시간과 공간의 제약을 넘게 됨 기술의 발달로 가능
- 18. 기술, 놀이, 예 술 이 세 가지의 만남이 ‘게임’
- 19. 사회악 아닌가효 ? 청소년 유해매체 ? 중독성 ? 원래 신생 미디어는 곱지 않게 본다. 제인 맥고니걸 : 게임을 해서 더 좋은 세
- 21. 그러나.. 만만치 않은 곳 엔터테인먼트 = 흥행산업 흥행에 따라 빛과 어둠이 존재
- 22. 게임회사 취업 잘 하는 법
- 23. 서류 심사는 무얼 보는가 ? 처음은 99.9% 무조건 포트폴리오 포트폴리오가 흥미로우면 그 다음에 이력서와 자기소개서를
- 24. 흔한 반도의 자기소개서 서 두 “저는 1남 2녀의 막내로 태어나 엄격하신 아버지와 자애로운 어미니 밑에서
- 25. 흔한 반도의 자기소개서 서 두 “저는 1남 2녀의 막내로 태어나 엄격하신 아버지와 자애로운 어미니 밑에서 소개팅 보러 왔나..?
- 26. 포트폴리오 우선 이력서와 자기소개서는 변별력이 낮은 경우가 많다. 포트폴리오는 “이 사람이 지금 무엇을 할 수 있는 가?”의
- 27. 내일을 위한 조언
- 28. 덥석 물어라 99%의 사람들은 기회가 왔을 때 스스로 부족하다 느껴서 그 기회를 바
- 29. 60명중 누군가는 60등 60명중 분명 누군가는 60등을 해야 된다. 그 대신, 자신이 1등보다 잘하는 것이 무엇인가 하나라도 있어야 한다. 10개를 1등보다 못한다면, 하나라도 잘하는 것이 있으면 된다.
- 30. 웃어라
- 31. 자유 Q&A
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