EPT[Advice] What to do? - Page 4
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VeirenT
United States181 Posts
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broz0rs
United States2294 Posts
Maybe you're at the point of your life where having the low-paying job is an inconvenience. If that is the case, this is just the part of growing up. My $0.02 would be to focus on your career, and not just the job. See which part of the world that career would take you. That should do it. | ||
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NotJumperer
United States1371 Posts
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rushz0rz
Canada5300 Posts
On May 30 2009 02:21 Smorrie wrote: - figure out how to make money of your photographing hobby (work for a specific site only, or sell your pictures you make, contact teams and see if you can get paid for doing a team shoot or whatever, etc).. your portfolio should be big and good enough by now I think the problem with that is the language barrier. NeverGG needs to learn efficient Korean, and fast! I bet she could easily get a better photography job in Korean esports. | ||
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tonight
United States11130 Posts
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
On May 29 2009 17:55 konadora wrote: I think you shouldn't push yourself too hard, I was once translating every single interview there was, but that just messed me up real bad. Now, when I just don't feel like it or am too tired, I just don't do it. You should try to go by your own pace and target. Go OTOT (Own time, own target). Well pretty much standard way to get e-sports famous. 1. Massively doing things (let it be uploading vods, photos, interviews, etc) 2. You reach your peak. 3. You don't see enough respect towards you (lack of comments, traffic, popularity etc) 4. now that you have basic fanbase you can slow down things and try to get more quality towards it 5. Some point you wonder is this really necessary to do, should I just quit/retire. 6. fading out of scene I personally have experienced same situation and going phase 6. | ||
Chill
Calgary25989 Posts
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micronesia
United States24745 Posts
On May 30 2009 06:06 Chill wrote: I've got to imagine being a foreigner in Korea is much more of an advantage than a disadvantage. Not sure if you are on the same boat as me, but I hear all the 'good' stories about being a foreigner (often a la Rekrul lol) in Korea and I never seem to hear any of the bad ones. Maybe we are somewhat ignorant/misguided on the subject. | ||
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
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snowbird
Germany2044 Posts
On May 30 2009 06:06 Chill wrote: I've got to imagine being a foreigner in Korea is much more of an advantage than a disadvantage. I think she was specifially referring to the situation of English teachers in Korea. English teachers are dependant on a valid work contract in order to maintain their visa, employers know that and if they're bad guys they will just treat you like shit and you can't really do anything about that. Also the anti-American sentiment has gotten stronger since the free trade agreement with the US. And every foreigner is usually considered an American for that matter. English teachers in particular don't have a good reputation because of some douches who give them a bad name, also Koreans have to pay a shitload for decent English classes and feel exploited, making them angry and blame the money mongering foreigners while actually the schools make the money and the teachers don't earn that much. edit: Generally it's of course a big advantage to be a foreigner in Korea though! | ||
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Cloud
Sexico5880 Posts
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alffla
Hong Kong20321 Posts
 i'm very bad at giving advice but just want to say that i hope your situation gets better, again ignore stupid people on the internet and do what you like doing. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
On May 30 2009 06:06 Chill wrote: I've got to imagine being a foreigner in Korea is much more of an advantage than a disadvantage. That is because men think with their penis and the easy lay is a large part of why they go there in the first place. | ||
Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
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konadora
Singapore66357 Posts
On May 30 2009 06:13 Too_MuchZerg wrote: Perhaps neverGG should have got his famousness from korean fans first then foreigners. You mean 'her' | ||
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lilsusie
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ZeeTemplar
United States557 Posts
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R3condite
Korea (South)1541 Posts
~ Take all the personal elements out of reporting/photographing here and ignore any negative comments (probably the best idea.) ~ Go home and quit reporting altogether. (I don't want to do this, but it's so tempting at times - like today.) i think u have answered ur own question also i have some friends who have low confidence and i think the one good way of fixing that w/o getting defensive is to learn to brush things off... usually ppl aren't lacking in self-esteem just cus they r but because there's some underlying problem (like you THINK you look ugly, you are embarrassed of not having any money, etc) so u gotta find out wat is the major reason that makes u lose ur confidence and tackle it! also i don't understand ur money predicament, Korea usually have massive amount of space of English teachers (in those after school academies?) I even got offered a spot (it was free rm and board and friggin awesome 20 - 30 bucks per hr work!) so I think you should try and look around more... or maybe this is because u want a more freelance schedule? in which case i cannot help u cus most krns really like strict on time schedule of things | ||
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Too_MuchZerg
Finland2818 Posts
damn typos... seriously english language should have one method when its female or male like finnish language has. So simple just type one word and both are covered. :D | ||
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