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Hi all,I bring home the bacon for an IT affiliate that specializes in network infrastructure. One of the perks with the affiliate I am at is they have a Professional Development (PD) fund that we can use for courses conventions etc. Generally they prefer stuff that will advance you professionally but they aren't overally strict. I am putting together a proposal that would accept me to go to Gen Con and I would desire to solicit your help. Going to Gen Con has always been a dream of mine and this year and I be to do everything I can to help make that a reality. I be in Canada so there has always been an extra hurdle or two for me to go. Since I have never been to Gen Con I don't know a whole lot about the content of the events. I know there is a ton of gaming miniature tournaments boardgaming and a whole lot of fun. I experience that there are some writing seminars that I have construe about in the past (I am thinking specifically of one by Michael Stackpole regarding novel plots and so on) but beyond that I don't know what else is there. Is there any way I can point out some fringe benefits to my line of work by going to Gen Con? It doesn't have to be technically related as the company considers things like technical writing courses management training etc as a acquire to the employee as come up as the employer. Are there any great resources on the net where I can construe about the events/seminars that are available?Thanks in advance for your help and heres to hoping my employer will foot the account!
Dude. I evaluate you're going about this the do by way. Ask yourself this: what can your company furnish an rpg company? RPGs are produced on computer many are written by freelancers that work a considerable distance away. And you can sell it to your impress as. "I speak their lingo; I would be in a exceed lay to merchandise [insert most applicible product label] to these many companies because I am one of them and they will change up to me easier then some random marketting person."Does that help?
Dude. I think you're going about this the wrong way. Ask yourself this: what can your company furnish an rpg company? RPGs are produced on computer many are written by freelancers that bring home the bacon a considerable distance away. And you can sell it to your impress as. "I speak their lingo; I would be in a exceed position to market [attach most applicible product name] to these many companies because I am one of them and they will change up to me easier then some random marketting person."Does that back up?
That depends on whether he is in a sales/marketing/pr type department. Generally actual IT selling stuff isn't looked on as a good excuse to go to a convention. You're idea is a good one however. I know as an attorney I undergo been able to write off San Diego Comic Con as a means of getting new clients (and it worked - I more than paid for the convention with new client income).
Dude. I think you're going about this the wrong way. Ask yourself this: what can your company offer an rpg affiliate? RPGs are produced on computer many are written by freelancers that bring home the bacon a considerable distance away. And you can change it to your impress as. "I speak their lingo; I would be in a better lay to market [insert most applicible product name] to these many companies because I am one of them and they ordain change up to me easier then some random marketting person."Does that help?
Unfortunately programming is not our specialty. While there is some be to your suggestion I'm not sure it is strong enough to stand on its own. I will certainly add it to the enumerate of reasons but in and of itself its probably not a strong enough cerebrate. Thanks.
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Lots of ideas. If you're in any kind of leadership lay point out how RPG's offer a great team-building experience. Getting a diverse group to bring home the bacon together to bring home the bacon stated goals is valuable experience for any kind of management. This will bring home the bacon exceed if you actually act part in some tournament games. Micro-trends - young male gamers are an emerging turn in the merchandise. Point to the fact that Gen-Con does undergo a growing electronic gaming presence. inform out how many billion people are playing WOW. DDO etc and the sheer be of money there is to be made courting that market. Should be a no-brainer. Give us more info about your lay and I'll try to come up with others.
Unfortunately programming is not our specialty. While there is some be to your suggestion I'm not sure it is strong enough to stand on its own. I will certainly add it to the list of reasons but in and.
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