Many friends around me know A Su is into coding.

I deeply feel that A Su is using her media talents to focus on a track that is the least suitable.
Because of coding, mathematics—
It's not that I really can't do it,
But if I can't, I really can't.
It's easy to verify.
The areas where media skills are most suitable are those with fuzzy judgment boundaries,
Like in Web3, the Photoshop teachers who show off and take orders,
Or lifestyle consumption types,
1. Beauty and skincare
2. Fashion and casual luxury brands
3. Food and dining
4. Home decor and interior design
Or financial investment categories (complex rules, uncertain results, no standard answers for judgment),
1. General personal finance
2. Real estate investment
The commonality across these industries this time is that
There are no absolute standard answers, everyone has their own reasoning;
Information asymmetry, moderate professional thresholds, ordinary people easily form different understandings;
Close to people's daily lives, everyone has experiences and opinions, willing to leave comments and debate;
The strength of media is a low-risk leverage for modern people.
Using the right track is more important than doing it well, just like data in coding—
The ceiling is just finding a job, which I intuitively feel is not worth doing. 🤣