Dilemma, dilemma...
Word count: 1275
Choice count: 22
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Error count: 12
Field Related Analysis:
design (2 matches)
graphic (6 matches)
graphic designer (6 matches)
illustrator (1 match)
photoshop (1 match)
software (1 match)
studio (2 matches)
research (2 matches)
industry (3 matches)
languages (1 match)
media (4 matches)
politics (1 match)
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software (1 match)
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foot (1 match)
health (1 match)
hiatus (1 match)
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character (1 match)
clients (2 matches)
code (1 match)
hello (1 match)
house (5 matches)
insurance (1 match)
mortgage (1 match)
objects (1 match)
offer (1 match)
office (1 match)
partnership (1 match)
pension (1 match)
premium (1 match)
private (1 match)
health (1 match)
foot (1 match)
right (1 match)
advanced (1 match)
collaboration (5 matches)
foot (1 match)
health (1 match)
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virus (1 match)
position (1 match)
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field (1 match)
game (6 matches)
character (1 match)
time (4 matches)
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entrepreneur (1 match)
game (6 matches)
group (1 match)
industry (3 matches)
integration (2 matches)
media (4 matches)
private (1 match)
health (1 match)
help (3 matches)
opportunities (2 matches)
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contracts (1 match)
mortgage (1 match)
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software (1 match)
media (4 matches)
moment (1 match)
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languages (1 match)
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integration (2 matches)
page (1 match)
a (40 matches)
brands (1 match)
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clients (2 matches)
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contracts (1 match)
entrepreneur (1 match)
insurance (1 match)
lead (1 match)
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office (1 match)
opportunity (3 matches)
partnership (1 match)
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proposals (1 match)
salary (1 match)
sell (3 matches)
staff (1 match)
team (3 matches)
workshop (1 match)
lead (1 match)
research (2 matches)
group (1 match)
s (1 match)
team (3 matches)
build (7 matches)
building (1 match)
design (2 matches)
e (1 match)
industry (3 matches)
lead (1 match)
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workshop (1 match)
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around the world (2 matches)
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through (3 matches)
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programming (1 match)
advanced (1 match)
choice (23 matches)
classes (1 match)
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courses (1 match)
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field (1 match)
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games (2 matches)
integration (2 matches)
knowledge (3 matches)
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multimedia (3 matches)
private (1 match)
project (8 matches)
research (2 matches)
student (1 match)
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teachers (1 match)
teachers (1 match)
risk (1 match)
sustainable (4 matches)
designer (8 matches)
editor (3 matches)
film (1 match)
film editor (1 match)
movie (1 match)
project (8 matches)
remake (1 match)
studio (2 matches)
take (3 matches)
time (4 matches)
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film (1 match)
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lead (1 match)
s (1 match)
right (1 match)
s (1 match)
s (1 match)
t (4 matches)
action (1 match)
break (1 match)
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content (1 match)
create (7 matches)
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media (4 matches)
Target Structure:
come in handy (2 matches)
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hinder (1 match)
ins-and-outs (1 match)
internship (2 matches)
invaluable (1 match)
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more often (1 match)
mortgage (1 match)
office politics (1 match)
pension (1 match)
premium wage (1 match)
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purpose (2 matches)
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wage (1 match)
Dilemma, dilemma...
New beginning.
It is your last year of college in the program Multimedia Integration. You have learned how to create usable websites, games and how to use diverse software to create visual concepts or even 3D objects, environments, and games! You may not have learned the ins-and-outs of everything, but you have gained a lot of knowledge! You have been hustling these past few years, and it is now the end of a chapter in your life. You are wondering if you should look for a job after you major or if you should take a break?
Choice 1 : Start your career.
Choice 2 : Take it relax.
Start your career.
There are so many job opportunities, you could be a graphic designer, a UX/UI designer, a web developer, a game programmer and the list goes on. Such wide varieties madden you since it makes your decision immensely harder, and you are scared to choose the wrong path. Do you want to lead a life as a graphic designer or as a game developer?
Choice 1 : Become a graphic designer.
Choice 2 : Become a game developer.
Take it relax.
You don’t know if you are able to feel fulfilled or even find a good purpose to work in a company at the moment. You are feeling uninspired and unmotivated to create websites or anything at all. You need more action and spice in your life. You are wondering if you should go on a trip or start researching how to create your own business. One of your wildest dreams.
Choice 1 : Go on a trip.
Choice 2 : Start your research to build your business.
Become a graphic designer.
Since you did an internship in a creative company as a graphic designer it has putted you a foot in the door of the industry. You enjoy creating actual content with Illustrator and Photoshop. You undoubtedly enjoyed your internship at the studio TAC, therefore you decided to work there full time after graduating. It is your first week of work, and they are giving you the chance to choose the project you want to work on. Both proposals are interesting, you could be working on a project collaboration with Sanrio or Adidas.
Choice 1 : You choose the project collaboration with Sanrio.
Choice 2 : You choose the project collaboration with Adidas.
Become a game developer.
More often than not, when you were a student in multimedia integration, teachers would put importance into games. Yet, it never made you want to pursue this career field, although you have participated in an intercollegiate video game creation as one of the programmers and game designer of the team. Plus, your team won! Sounds like fun, right? Unfortunately, it is a dead-end job, you don’t want to work in that industry. The only game you play are Tetris and Sudoku….
Choice 1 : Try again.
Go on a trip.
A virus was spreading all around the world while you were in Vietnam. You are now in a lockdown. Whilst the solitary confinement, you decided to make the most out of your time and started looking for contracts as a video editor that could come in handy since it would serve you as work experiences. You studied in multimedia; hence, you are able to work on different types of media. Despite preferring to code and create beautiful usable web interface with your singular knowledge of programming languages like HTML, CSS and JavaScript, you want to take this opportunity to move up into the movie industry in Vietnam and become a film editor.
Choice 1 : The end.
Start your research to build your business.
You have always wanted to create your own business and this hiatus could be a good time to start planning. You want to have an impact in people’s lives somehow and create new employment opportunities with an adequate salary. You are still thinking about either building a company to help others learn the ropes of the media of their choice, either in web, design or video or build a company that will sell sustainable house goods.
Choice 1 : Build a company that will help others learn the ropes of the media of their choice.
Choice 2 : Build a company that will sell sustainable house goods.
You choose the project collaboration with Sanrio.
You love Hello Kitty who is a character created by the company Sanrio, you used to watch their videos and even have a stuffed Hello Kitty! Thus, you were happy to learn that you had the opportunity to work with them. The purpose of this project was to remake their entire website. Lucky you, you were given the opportunity to do a redesign of their web page, as a UX/UI designer.
Choice 1 : The end.
You choose the project collaboration with Adidas.
Since the company you now work in is quite known, you have brands like Adidas who did a partnership with the studio to produce few posters and brochures for an upcoming workshop. You will be helping the designing team to create simple informative brochures and posters to decorate the venue. You were so excited during the meeting that you spilled coffee onto the computers. For the sake of your pride, you left so that you wouldn't hinder anyone, letting a vacant position...
Choice 1 : Try again.
Build a company that will help others learn the ropes of the media of their choice.
You are excited to start working as your own boss. Nonetheless, you are wondering if you should start alone or find employees through the app Bumble.
Choice 1 : You work alone.
Choice 2 : Find employees through Bumble.
Build a company that will sell sustainable house goods.
These days people put a lot of effort decorating their house and creating a unique environment. You want to have an e-commerce selling home essentials and decoration such as posters, chairs and tables that are sustainable, but as new entrepreneur you can’t pull off such risk, investing into such a big project.
Choice 1 : Try again.
You work alone.
Your business started off strong, you have done 3 months of online courses about websites and design. You are wondering if you should wait to complete a year alone before deciding to continue solo or if you are ready to have employees because it could come in handy since you offer group classes, private classes and even have celebrities as clients.
Choice 1 : You work alone for a whole year first.
Choice 2 : You try to find employees.
Find employees through Bumble.
Tough you thought it would be easy to find people to employ. Instead, you find invaluable individuals who are trying to have some good time with strangers….
Choice 1 : Try again.
You work alone for a whole year first.
Your first year went wonderfully, you had clients from all around the world and there was no leg work required. You have grown and had such a successful year that you were able to pay your parents’ mortgage and your house! All it is left is to hire a staff.
Choice 1 : The end.
You try to find employees.
You created a LinkedIn account for your company, in search of a full stack developer, a graphic designer and a video editor who has advanced knowledge to teach others. Three years later, your company has grown to 30 employees with all the beneficial they could wish for from a workplace: fair office politics, premium wage, holidays, health insurance, a leave of absence, pension and even a cafeteria!
Choice 1 : The end.
