Talk about "dry goods"
This article was originally shared in the small circle of the front-end morning reading class, and was written last week. The reason is that many people mentioned the word "dry goods" at the bottom of the posted article, so I wanted to write a few more sentences, which is purely personal.
Quoting Baidu Baike's definition of "dry goods":
"Dry goods" are often heard in new types of technical exchange activities. In fact, some of the methods or experiences of experienced people or predecessors actually used. Usually in order to briefly describe this kind of words or experiences that are not pretentious and can have an effect on related businesses.
There are many articles I pushed earlier that I will read that I think are good, and they were pushed with the original intention of having a little effect on us. At the time, I didn't expect to do it for so long. So there are all kinds of content, design, workplace and so on.
Later, for a period of time, I myself felt that the push sharing was not moving. On the one hand, my work content and the things I paid attention to also changed, and I no longer paid attention to business technology specifically. But in order to push some content that I can't watch or push it purely for pushing, I refuse it in my heart. Because as a service product, I don’t watch it myself, so will readers still watch it?
So when I push, I will consciously pay attention to the problems of the team project every day, what new tools the team adopts, or find some solutions for the problems I find to send to everyone or my team to see. For example, the early engineering construction tools, etc., changed from the original experience to the observer mode. There may be a lack of depth in article selection, but it will not hinder my interest in sharing.
As time progressed, my model gradually changed again. On the basis of front-end management, I had more understanding and practice of product and operation ideas. Through this official account platform, I learned a lot of things I can’t do in the company. The incidents, such as the thinking of copywriting, the organization of content information, and the planning of events, etc., are all follow-up practices and reflections.
Each piece of content may be familiar to you, but there are still some people who still don’t understand what it is. It makes sense. There is also the problem of dry goods mentioned yesterday. This is a matter of different people. I will not blindly pursue the number of readings or the number of readers, or often push some high-level content, so that you can get some knowledge on the surface but the essence I haven't used it before or not, so look up at the prospects and lower your heads to solve our actual problems first.
For example, the interview with the front-end elders planned a year ago is to understand their growth trajectory through their text, so that they have a trajectory to follow, allow themselves to establish a goal, and let themselves grow in a direction.
As someone asked me in the small secret circle, now there are so many front-end conferences, how should I choose to participate?
Yes, you should ask yourself more of this question. Do you participate in the conference for basic reasons, or to look at industry trends and see what other companies are doing? Or if you see a topic that you are interested in, and it can also solve your team's problem, it will simply earn the fare.
Share the practice of @ 钱育辉童鞋 in a front-end morning reading class that explains the basics in simple terms:
When he saw keywords or concepts that he didn't understand or didn't understand very well in the article, he would take the initiative to search the system for understanding. Interview｜Internship of Interview Information@钱育辉
So I also look forward to the push every day in the future to help everyone grow in their careers, including you and me.
I believe that the front-end morning reading class will be presented to everyone in a new level of content in the future.
Yesterday, a child's shoes said in the message that he was going to cancel his attention to the front-end early reading class, because the front-end early reading class could no longer provide him with the nutrients for his growth. In fact, I am happy inside. After all, the front-end morning reading class has grown up with you, blushing.
Since I talked about "dry goods", I feel that it would be a pity if this book is not recommended. I recommend it with my conscience.