What makes work fun?
After Saki Takeuchi, a former SKE48
graduate, joined Zest, the group's operating company, and became a manager.
The following article describes the feelings.
"I miss (the spotlight), and I had a lot of fun with the idols," she said in a surprisingly honest way.
In this way, the words of a person who says without hiding the feelings that an ordinary person wants to hide are a lesson.
The more you understand yourself, the more words that are really useful to others come out.
She went on to say she said, "But working life (as an office worker) is as fun as an idol," she said with a smile.
She is experiencing a time when 48 groups were still in momentum.
She also participated in a general election where evaluations differed by person.
A way of life that is not an idol and can find value behind the scenes even after going through them will lead to the peace of mind and hope of her juniors as she wishes.
What is important in idols work is
popularity.
They gets people's attention and earns money in return for making people happy.
There is something in common here in general work.
However, since the income of young girls may be managed by the office or parents, the person himself may be taught exclusively to deal with fans as an ethic.
I think it's a gorgeous and longing profession.
But for that reason, there was a danger that the "value of work" as an idol, "if it wasn't famous, it wouldn't be worth it" would be confused with the "value of a person" or “my value”.
How did she switch her value to her current job?
Reading her article, she seems to have known her position as a group since she was an idol.
Even if she was popular, she didn't take pride in it, and it can be seen that her popularity was humbled by the group.
It can be said that this was a good separation between her work and her own value.
She seems to stay in her psychic theory as it is, but at this point it is the greatest lesson I have learned from her and can be verbalized.
In other words, it is important to find a job that is meaningful to you, but it is also important to have the creativity to find the meaning of your existence from any job.
Even if you're not a celebrity, some people are obsessed with the number of followers and likes on SNS, which can lead to mental illness or even cause an incident.
Of course, as long as we are connected to society, it is not a bad thing to want more people to know.
Saki Takeuchi herself continues to use SNS, making the most of her ties with fans during her idol days.
So, in today's SNS development and everyone's use, this is an issue that almost everyone, not just idols, must think about.
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