Using Guerrilla Marketing Tactics to Land Your Dream Job
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Teacher: Koichi
About Koichi C
Don’t message me through my eduFire account. I do not check this. E-mail me instead at koichi@edufire.com
I am not currently accepting any new Japanese students at the moment (though I am open to marketing consultations). If you’d like to talk so I can help you find a good Japanese tutor here on eduFire, we can do that as well!
Hi! My name is Koichi, and I work here at eduFire.com as the social marketing manager (which means I do a lot of Facebook, Twitter, and other social marketing). I studied Japanese in college, but I’ve always had a big interest in marketing, so a lot of my work has been a combination of both (Japanese marketing!?). I like making videos, working hard, and practicing kendo.
Although I’m not doing one-on-one sessions anymore (besides certain consulting gigs), I do teach occasional classes here on eduFire. If I’m teaching any, they’ll appear in my profile up above.
Also, if you have any edufire customer service related issues, please don’t message me here (I don’t check my eduFire message box as often as my e-mail). If you need help, please send an e-mail to hello@edufire.com. You will get a much faster response since more than one person checks it!
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Jumada said: Koichi to tell you the truth I have no idea what I want to do. What career I want to take. Or even if my major in business is the right one. I am going into international business my reason is to travel. But honestly I do not want to spend my life on a plane. I really would just like to enjoy what I do. Love what I do and look forward to doing it. Thank you for this class I really look forwart to attending it inshallah. posted 11 months ago
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Aaron said: @Jumada: Hay, I'm taking my degree in International business as well. Actually, this is my last semester and then I will be done. I wish you the best.
Anyways, in regarding to the future. I hope to someday own and operate a successful arcade. Until then, I would love to work for a car manufacturer in either sales and/or marketing. posted 11 months ago -
Lauren said: My dream job is to get paid a whole lot of money for doing a whole lot of nothing. I'll be happy with a job where I can use my my teaching, organizational and problem solving skills, along with my knowledge of Spanish and (soon) Japanese. posted 11 months ago
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Yoyo said: My 'dream job' is to be an astronaut! (Just kidding)
I kinda wanna be a programmer, but I'm still not sure yet. Maybe a teacher. posted 11 months ago -
Shiira said: Wa-hoo @Jumada and @Aaron... International Business in the house!!! I have another year before graduation and it's getting harder each semester : ) I'm not quite sure what exact job I want but it has to be international in scope and preferrably at least a bit "analytical" (perhaps forecasting business trends and what-not). posted 11 months ago
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Amber said: My dream job, hu? Right off the top of my head, I'd say writer. After that, translator for the media (movies, books, manga ^^). After that horse trainer, dog trainer, interior designer, and lastly, teacher. If I work at it, I'll probably accomplish all that in the reverse order ^^ posted 11 months ago
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Kamal Das said: Dream jobs
1) doing something socially useful yet earn a lot :)2) animation artist (i wish i could draw well :( )
posted 11 months ago
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Roy said: I ideal job would somehow involve writing, Japanese and helping others find their way in life posted 11 months ago
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Harry said: My dream job would have to be teaching English or history in Japan.. preferably a big city rather than a rural place :P... As for what i enjoy to do most... that would be informing others and helping them out. posted 10 months ago
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'Jamíla' said: Here's the description of my dream job. Dream Job(s): inspire positive intercultural relationships through... 1. International travel 2. Partaking in international cuisine while meeting local people...similar to what Anthony Bourdain does on his show 'No Reservations' (link below)...doing so alone 1st, then w/ groups, with the added bonus of doing outdoor activities together and on solo excursions...because I would have taught everyone the local language & culture. And last but definitely, of equal importance... 3. Learning & performing local dances. posted 10 months ago
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'Jamíla' said: Link for Anthony Bourdain's show : http://www.travelchannel.com/TV_Shows/Anthony_Bourdain ...........And what I've listed above includes my 'fav. things to do'...besides sleeping. posted 10 months ago
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Casey said: my dream job is to work with an asian entertainment agency, and assist them with marketing their singers/actors/models overseas, be it america or other asian countries. annddd my favorite thing to do is to watch some sort of asian drama until my brain rots. I think those line up slightly xD posted 10 months ago
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Aaron said: A favorite thing to do? I like playing sports (hockey, soccer, tennis), video games (my nerd thing to do of course), and spending time with family and friends.
@Shiira That's so sweet. I'd love to work for the WTO if given the opportunity. But I think I might need my Masters to do so. More school....aaahhhh!!! posted 10 months ago -
Shiira said: What I like to do: read, watch j-drama, (pretend I know)/learn Japanese, dance salsa (wepa!!!) listen to music and did I say, read? How these activities might line up with my dream job, I don't know. Hopefully some type of correlation will come out during this class. Looking forward to it. posted 10 months ago
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Michelle said: I want to design more.
I'd like to work in advertising for social/environmental change. A few years ago I wrote my thesis in "sustainable advertising" but have (professionally) sidestepped that goal.
The dream? Small company, creative freedom, awesome clients, working for a good cause. posted 10 months ago
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Michelle said: favorite thing to do: read, design (web? print? the third thing?), and cook. The first two are career oriented. Cooking will always just be an after-hours creative outlet. I think it's all related and moving (slowly) towards the greater goal. posted 10 months ago
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Jumada said: "What is your favorite thing to do?"
One of my favorite things to do is shop for books and read them. But I love going shopping for books and book stores. Languages. When I hear people speaking a language and I do not know what it is I just have to ask. I must know!. :D. I love nature and animals. Tennis and the internet. Religion, dancing, Pizza, Trying new foods.
Does the answer to this question differ from your "dream job" answer? Why do you think it differs?
I did not pick a dream job. But InterBusiness I think it does. But I have not started so I do not know what it will include. And I wonder about that. :)
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Lauren said: What I love to do: 1) Sit around; 2) Watch TV; 3) Surf the Internet; 4) Putz around the house straightening here and there; 5) Listen to music; 6) Collect things; 7) Learn languages. My dream job is to get paid a whole lot for doing a whole lot of nothing. Why don't I have my dream job? Who is going to pay me for doing nothing! posted 10 months ago
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Lance said: Well, my dream job would have to be fixing computers. My favorite thing to do is actually involves computers, video games, Anime/TV, school(some parts of it atleast)... so yes, the dream job I have correlates with one of my favorite things to do. posted 10 months ago
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Sarah said: unfortunately my power's out so I can't come - have a good class, it looked like it was going to be really cool. :) posted 10 months ago
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Brian said: I missed the class, is it available via an archive anywhere? Thanks! twitter.com/brianjking @brianjking me :) cheers! posted 10 months ago
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SEO India said: Quite interesting to know that marketing can be used to search jobs. posted 6 months ago
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