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Engaging Company Presentation by Adglobe at TECH.C.

The recent company presentation hosted by Tokyo Design Technology Center and Adglobe garnered immense enthusiasm among students eager to pursue careers in the gaming and IT industries. Gracing the event was Kinoshita, an active engineer at Adglobe, who has now celebrated a decade with the company. He shared his career journey and emphasized the significance of teamwork and critical thinking processes crucial in the age of artificial intelligence.

Many students, focused on entering the industry, participated in the presentation, which not only featured Q&A sessions but also insights into the company's honest approach, which further heightened students' aspirations to join Adglobe.

About Adglobe

Adglobe, known for its motto "Making Life Interesting," focuses on consumer game development and diverse system designs and UI development. The company thrives on adapting cutting-edge technology while prioritizing what users truly desire in their products, particularly in the fast-paced IT and gaming sectors.

Kinoshita's Ten-Year Journey

During the panel discussion, Kinoshita reflected on his experiences since joining Adglobe as a new graduate. Now in his tenth year, he contributes not only as an engineer but also in areas like mentorship and crafting tasks for interns. He encouraged students by saying, "Technical skills will come later; what's truly crucial is whether you can work effectively as part of a team."

His real-world insights served as a valuable guide for students navigating their career paths.

Skills for the AI Era

Such insights were reinforced by Mizutani from Human Resources, who shared current hiring standards emphasizing the importance of thought processes and the ability to engage with team inputs—essential skills in a workforce increasingly dominated by AI technologies.

Students listened intently, absorbing advice from a hiring professional about the capabilities needed to succeed in today’s landscape.

The Value of TECH.C. Graduates

Currently, eight graduates from TECH.C. are part of Adglobe, contributing to significant projects. Mizutani highlighted the commendable human skills and ability to work independently exhibited by both TECH.C. graduates and students. This reflects the institute's practical educational approach, which emphasizes real-world skill acquisition.

Engaging Dialogue and Student Questions

The Q&A segment was marked by active participation as students posed insightful queries reflecting their industry interests. The atmosphere transformed into a two-way dialogue, enhancing engagement with professionals from the company.

Students were even seen scrutinizing the provided materials, fully invested in learning every detail that could forge their ideal career. The level of professionalism shared by experienced employees instilled a sense of healthy challenge and aspiration in the room.

Student Engagement Examples:

1. Reflecting on the company's theme, a student posed a thought-provoking question about when the employees felt the "interesting" aspects of their jobs.
2. Queries about relevant qualifications and languages showcased students' foresight regarding their career trajectories.
3. Enthusiastic students, passionate about specific game titles, eagerly asked about opportunities to engage with developers behind their favorite games.

Post-Event Student Feedback

Following the presentation, students expressed positive responses to the company's transparency and culture. Some remarks included:

• - "The detailed explanations about the company culture compelled me to think, 'I want to be part of this environment.'"
• - "The open atmosphere made it easy to voice my concerns regarding work placements, easing my anxieties."
• - "The impression of a clean and transparent workplace where peers get along made me feel motivated to join their ranks."

Looking Ahead: A Bridge Between Students and Industry

This company presentation provided an invaluable opportunity for students to concretely visualize their career aspirations while gaining real-world insights. TECH.C. is committed to organizing regular events with industry leaders, establishing direct communication avenues that deepen students' understanding of the industry while fostering crucial connections with the next generation of talent.

Contact Information for Companies

Companies interested in conducting on-campus presentations or hiring programs with TECH.C. students are encouraged to reach out to ensure a platform to convey their offering directly to potential candidates.

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For inquiries, please contact:
Tokyo Design Technology Center
Phone: 0120-00-5586