I want to go to Nintendo 10 and I want to go to Nintendo to work

It's still rare for someone like the landlord to get this kind of spirit of persistent pursuit of dreams for the things he likes.

I flew from Tokyo to Osaka at the end of January and went to the head office in Kyoto early in the morning. As far as I know, the work of the company is basically related to games, including development, sales, marketing, customer service, and the Nintendo Club Secretariat is also there, and the shares and statistics that are not usually announced to the public are also carried out there. If you want to work, you must first have the ability to establish yourself in one of these departments, and Japanese is definitely required.

After that, I took about 12 minutes by train to the Kokura Factory, and the Uji and Oku factories took me there. The largest of these is the Okubo factory, which integrates production lines and logistics distribution, and although Nintendo also has independent distribution centers in Tokyo (Chiba Prefecture) and Nagoya, it is mainly a game software distribution area, and the console and the like are shipped directly from Okubo, and it was the peak of 3DS shipments when I went. The focus is still to visit the Kogura factory, the security is very strict, from me to the door guard to notify the people inside to receive me took a lot of time, here are mainly more skilled workers, which also has warehouse management, I saw about 20-30 people, host maintenance and parts sales are carried out here, the reception of my hall is displayed from FC to WII, GB to DS host, creative peripherals and the software of the town community masterpiece and so on.

From this visit, I felt the culture of Nintendo, and although the games we played were all lighthearted and enjoyable, we were absolutely rigorous from the beginning of the project to the final sale before we got our hands on it.

About the introduction of Nintendo, I told you all about what I went to this time.,In fact, this visit is also completely out of my love for Nintendo.,It's better to say that as a fan.,I believe you can understand the heart-shaking feeling you saw with your own eyes.,On the contrary, I also understand your feelings.。 But there are many, many things we can do, even if you don't go to Nintendo, any contribution you make to the game industry in any form in the future, and your support and love for Nintendo all the time, is far more valuable than going to be a handyman.

I appreciate people like you!!

But as far as I know, almost no Chinese can work at our company, and if you have the ability, you can go to China iQue to have a look, if you can OEM for Nintendo, there are still yes. But that's a worker.

Actually, I also like Nintendo's company, and the picture has not been strong, Ren can suppress Sony Computer Entertainment, amazing!!

Hehe, let's go learn Japanese, it's the basics!

If you want to enter Nintendo to work non-closed potato mill, the first must be a graduate of a prestigious school, only a few well-known Japanese universities such as the University of Tokyo and Kyoto University have the possibility of hand grinding; The second is that the written test is very difficult, and Nintendo's entry test includes multiple subjects including Japanese, English, and mathematics, which is equivalent to a small college entrance examination; The third is the pressure of competition, the annual school recruitment of the car Nintendo only recruits a few dozen people, but the number of applicants is often in the thousands, so the competition is very fierce.

If you want to work at Nintendo, you need to have a high degree of education, and you need to have a bachelor's degree or above, and you need to have a very rich work experience, or you have a particularly outstanding ability, and you need to make some very outstanding achievements.

Your school can't be too bad, the college entrance examination is about to start preparing for Nintendo's exams, including Japanese, English and math, and those who pass the initial interview will have three rounds of interviews, including HR and HR's supervisor interview.

It is not difficult to get into Nintendo to work, and it is generally divided into three steps:

Step 1: "Learn Japanese Language and Culture". Nintendo is a Japanese game company that currently does not have a studio in the country, so if you want to join Nintendo, you must learn Japanese. At the same time, Japan is a country that pays great attention to social etiquette.

Therefore, if you plan to develop in Japan for a long time, you must have a certain understanding of Japanese culture. In particular, Japanese people attach great importance to the respect and inferiority of the elderly, and it is necessary to master certain social etiquette.

The second step is to "improve one's own quality". This step is twofoldThe first is the professional quality of the individual. As one of the world's top game companies, Nintendo must have strong skills if you want to join.

Whether it is creativity, concept art, program, testing, or operation, you must master at least one of them. Secondly, if you want to work in Japan, you must have excellent physical fitness. Because of the labor surplus, Japanese people tend to work very hard to keep their jobs, and if you want to work at Nintendo for a long time, you will naturally have to adapt to this kind of life.

In addition, as a game company, overtime is the norm, and it is possible to eat and live in the company. Therefore, you have to train your body to be good in order to be able to compete.

Step 3 "Apply". For a top game company like Nintendo, recruitment generally does not stop, and a large number of new recruits will be recruited at a fixed time every year to ensure the activity and continuity of the team. Once you've completed the first two steps, all you need to do is log in to Nintendo's Careers** or express your wishes by email.

Then wait patiently for Nintendo's reply and a series of tests. If you have successfully passed all the tests, congratulations! You did it.

The same approach can be applied to other companies as well. For example, if you want to apply for a job at Blizzard, then you can change the first step of learning Japanese language and culture to learning English and American culture. Knowing a little more about the native American memes will help you integrate into them faster.

In the game of going to heaven. You can spend more, and then they will pay attention to you, and you can apply on their job homepage.

This still depends on Nintendo's recruitment requirements and then apply, those who meet the requirements will be admitted, or, if you play games to their top, you will be invited.

To go to a good university, it is best to be 985 211, large companies value undergraduate background the most, English must be good, after all, it is an international pronunciation, it is best to take a postgraduate exam.