The game is only half finished, and the entire internet is begging for an update!

Chapter 30 A Perfect Match! It was an absolute coincidence!

In the following period, Chaoxi Games officially entered the expansion phase.

After all, Chaoxi Games is no longer the small, nearly bankrupt company it once was.

With two indie games that have sold over 100,000 copies each, the scale of the game is not large, but its reputation has really increased a lot.

For some recent graduates or young people working in large companies with little room for advancement, this kind of achievement makes Chaoxi Games even more attractive.

Some people prefer to look for small companies with potential.

The company isn't big, but there are more opportunities! I'd rather be a big fish in a small pond! Whatever!

As the main development leader, Ma Shangfei has thoroughly enjoyed being the technical director these past few days.

Constant interviews, constant hiring.

When Lao Ma encounters a programmer applying for a job, he doesn't even need to look at the resume the other person brings. He stares at the other person's hairline for three seconds. As long as he sees that faint glimmer of wisdom, Lao Ma will immediately give the other person a high score in his mind.

In just a few days, the once empty and deserted office was instantly filled to the brim.

The clattering of keyboards blended together, finally giving it the appearance of a legitimate game company.

As for Sheng Tinglan, in addition to recruiting technical and artistic staff, she also conveniently filled out a crucial position.

Operations.

To be precise, it's an official account operation.

Previously, the official account of Chaoxi Games was basically in a state of semi-death and no one was managing it.

This is completely abnormal for a game company that is already in the eye of the storm.

After all, you have to respond to so many players' requests and comments.

You need to liven things up a bit, you need to build good relationships with the players.

Especially in today's era where traffic is king, this position is extremely important in terms of how to seize this huge fortune and how to keep players' attention firmly on their own game!

Therefore, Jiang Bo decided to personally conduct the interviews for the operations position.

……

Local in Changsha.

When Shen Zhaozhao received the interview invitation for operations, she was eating instant noodles in her rented apartment.

She stared at the job postings on her phone for several seconds, stunned.

Chaoxi Games sent her an interview invitation!

This is an incredibly rare opportunity for someone who has just graduated!

During this period, she applied for a lot of jobs, including operations, new media, community, short videos... She applied for almost every job that seemed even remotely related.

Most of the responses were perfunctory, either requiring more than three years of experience or hoping for mature project cases. Some companies advertised for recent graduates, but during the interview, they practically expected you to have independently managed multiple accounts.

Every time Shen Zhaozhao finished reading it, she wanted to ask herself: If I had this resume, would I still apply for this job with a salary of three or four thousand?

Of all the job offers she's recently submitted, only Chaoxi Games is the one she's most looking forward to.

She also considers him to be the most suitable one for her.

Of course she knew about this company.

After all, during this period, if you watch any gaming videos, you can't avoid this name.

Not to mention the position of official account operator.

Her first thought was: Isn't this position perfect for me?

She graduated not long ago and doesn't really have much work experience.

But she was in charge of the campus confession wall for two years.

The confession wall may sound informal, or even a bit far-fetched, but only those who have actually done it know how difficult it is!

When she was in charge of the campus confession wall, what kind of scenes hadn't she seen?

Shen Zhaozhao always felt that the two years she was in charge of the campus confession wall were the longest two years of her life.

Handling anonymous submissions, relationship disputes, lost and found notices, club recruitment, dormitory conflicts, couple feuds, ex-partner revelations... these are all just basic tasks.

She's seen far too many bizarre things!

Someone submitted a confession at 3 a.m., then withdrew it five minutes later, saying they were drunk.

Someone posted about their ex, and the next day they submitted another post saying they got back together.

Someone anonymously leaked the information, demanding that it be published, but without anyone knowing that it was him who posted it.

There was also someone who delivered breakfast to three girls at the same time. After the incident was exposed, she received hundreds of private messages in the background. She's seen all kinds of storms.

She can handle even in places like this.

It's just the official game account.

How difficult could it be?

Of course, Shen Zhaozhao didn't take the interview too seriously.

Upon receiving the notification, she didn't even finish her instant noodles before immediately turning on her computer and scrolling through the entire official account of Chaoxi Games.

She read the comments section.

I've read all the feedback from the players.

I watched the replay of Ji Cheng's interview.

I even made a small note, and I felt that I was very well prepared.

Shen Zhaozhao looked at her notes and nodded in satisfaction.

Steady!

The most important thing in an interview is confidence.

Whether you understand it or not, you should at least understand it during the interview.

You were born for this job!

If you really don't understand, then say you've looked into it.

Let's get the offer first, and then learn what we need to learn once we're in the company.

This is not some kind of perfunctory or irresponsible act.

This is the survival wisdom of fresh graduates passed down from generation to generation!

……

soon.

Inside the meeting room.

Jiang Bo sat at the end of the long table, holding a resume in his hand.

Shen Zhaozhao was sitting upright opposite him, wearing a simple white shirt, with her hair tied in a high ponytail and black-rimmed glasses.

"Shen Zhaozhao..."

Jiang Bo read the name aloud, his gaze lingering on the resume for a moment.

It's clean and tidy, mainly consisting of campus experiences.

But Jiang Bo didn't seem to care much about it.

The key to an operations role is a keen understanding of the internet and the ability to see through the complexities of human nature.

This has little to do with what big projects you've managed; some people are just naturally gifted!

Jiang Bo looked up at Shen Zhaozhao.

"Could you tell me what makes you stand out for the operations role?"

coming.

Shen Zhaozhao's spirits lifted.

These were questions she had prepared for.

She sat up a little straighter, and her tone was very confident.

"Mr. Jiang, in my personal opinion, an operations manager must possess three core skills!"

"First: The ability to remain calm and composed even in the face of immense pressure!"

"Second: A keen sense of gossip! We need to accurately extract the trending topics that resonate with us from the overwhelming amount of information circulating online!"

"Third: The fluid and graceful techniques of Tai Chi. It requires managing rhythm and public opinion while avoiding making definitive statements or leaving any room for criticism."

At this point, Shen Zhaozhao looked at Jiang Bo with a very firm gaze.

"Mr. Jiang, I've looked into your company's official accounts and online reputation, and I feel I'm fully capable of handling this job!"

After saying this, Shen Zhaozhao remained outwardly composed, but inwardly she was frantically reviewing her thoughts.

Was your speaking speed a bit fast just now?

Will Tai Chi techniques seem unprofessional?

But it should be alright, right?

Don't interviews these days all emphasize differentiation?

Please! Give me some credit! I really don't want to go out looking for a job every day anymore!

Every time she lost her job, she felt abandoned by society, and she felt like she was dying!

opposite.

After listening, Jiang Bo nodded thoughtfully.

interesting.

This young girl certainly has the fierce energy of a newborn calf.

"So, what do you think is the most important thing for Chaoxi Games?"

Shen Zhaozhao was taken aback.

This question was somewhat unexpected for her.

What is most important for a game company?

Her brain started racing, recalling all the standard interview answers she had found online before the interview.

What's most important? Is it revenue? Daily active users? Brand image?

These all seem too formulaic. For an independent game company that develops such a unique game, the boss definitely wants a more comprehensive answer.

So, Shen Zhaozhao pursed her lips and tentatively gave the safest answer: "A player?"

"Players?"

Jiang Bo looked at her.

"Players are definitely important."

"But all game companies need players."

"I'm asking about what the players are asking? Could you be more specific?"

Shen Zhaozhao lowered her head and thought for a few seconds.

Before the interview, she had already briefly tried out two games from Chaoxi Games.

What should that be for the player?

Is it the players' money? No! It's a ten-yuan buy-to-play model, with no in-app purchases or gacha pulls. This boss doesn't seem like the kind of capitalist who's obsessed with making money.

Positive reviews from players? That doesn't seem like it. What company doesn't want positive reviews? That's definitely not the standard answer.

What's the boss after?

Player's time?

Players' emotions?

Thinking of this, Shen Zhaozhao suddenly had a flash of inspiration, and the interview with Chi Cheng suddenly flashed through her mind.

Shen Zhaozhao suddenly raised her head, a glimmer of understanding flashing in her eyes.

She seemed to know the answer.

"It's the feeling of anticipation!"

Shen Zhaozhao looked directly into Jiang Bo's eyes.

"Player anticipation! That's the most important thing!"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Bo's pupils contracted slightly.

"That's right!"

"Anticipation! It's all about anticipation!"

The way he looked at Shen Zhaozhao was like looking at a piece of uncut, exquisite jade.

"What a sense of anticipation!"

"In today's gaming industry, many companies are catering to players! They give players whatever they want! They provide plenty of exciting moments, suggestive character art, and tons of fan service. And the result? Players get bored after two days and move on to the next game like trash!"

"Only anticipation! That's the key to keeping players engaged!"

I completely agree with your answer!

Shen Zhaozhao felt relieved.

bingo!

She actually hit the nail on the head! Clearly, doing your research beforehand is useful!

"Shen Zhaozhao!"

Jiang Bo shouted her name out loud.

"arrive!"

After Shen Zhaozhao shouted that, she herself was stunned for a moment.

No, why does it sound like military training?

Jiang Bo, however, was not surprised at all; on the contrary, he was quite satisfied.

"It's an uncanny coincidence! Absolutely an uncanny coincidence!"