As a new employee, this lecture was very helpful! Reflecting on the content, I'll work hard to become truly good at my job!

What impressed me was the 3-step approach to working effectively, goal management, the importance of communication, and the process of self-reflection through work feedback that I was lacking. From now on, I plan to record estimated times as well to gain lessons learned! There were many practical tips on management and resource management, which made me think about how to harmoniously align organizational and individual goals. I could also feel the importance of organizational culture, professionalism, and transparent communication once again. The insights gained from this lecture will help me increase work efficiency and clarify my role within the organization. I will reflect on the attitude I should have towards work going forward, and I'm looking forward to applying what I've learned! Thank you for the valuable lecture!

It felt like a collection of practical compression skills, so it wasn't a waste of time.

Feel confident!

This is a helpful lecture.

This seems like old content.

Thank you for the great lecture, using your experience.

I think knowledge entrepreneurship is the most suitable entrepreneurship approach for the 4050 generation. In a world where you can become a one-person business with your own content and make money, the 4050 generation has the capabilities they have accumulated over half a century in their homes, companies, and social lives, and they are a generation that has probably been using the Internet the longest and is better at it than the current 20-something generation. In the class, we suggest channels (YouTube, Brunch, Instagram, cafe blogs, etc.) that you can start with depending on the content, and we share many examples of successful people. With this class as an opportunity, I will no longer write stories of ‘other people making money’ that are just drinking parties, but stories of me becoming the main character of my own one-person business.

This lecture gave me a general perspective on knowledge entrepreneurship, which I had been vague about. I will supplement it with more detailed content in the future.

I heard it well.