A lecture that I would strongly recommend to students preparing to become game programmers. As a non-major, I studied at a national (national period/strategic industry job training) support academy from January to July 2015, so I know better than anyone the sorrow of having to grow and survive in the industry without basic skills. The dangers of getting a job as a new employee at a startup were also well mentioned in the lecture. After all, the company does not guarantee anything to the worker. Even if you join the company and work for a long time, your skills will not improve. Overtime work should be prohibited, and one-sided sacrifices should be avoided. As the instructor said, it is best to set a long-term goal, devote yourself to that goal, and treat getting a job as a means of survival. Not all programmers are the same.