なぜ、あなたの仕事は終わらないのか | Satoshi Nakajima | TEDxSapporo

When you have homework or a project to work on, do you forget to work on it until the last day of the deadline? This process does not give you good results. Do not wait to the last minute to finish work, but start work early from day one! Spend the first 20% of the given time to complete 80% of work. Then you can figure out the level of difficulty, and have enough time to change/redo the core design if needed, which enhances the quality of work. This is the pride of a professional. Satoshi Nakajima had a strong interest in computers and started writing articles on computer magazines and developing software at ASCII Corporation during high school. At university he developed “CANDY,” a CAD software for PCs. After graduating college he worked at NTT Musashino R&D Center and then joined the startup of Microsoft KK. Afterwards he moved to US Microsoft Corporation and worked on the Next Generation OS interface design. He worked as a software architect for Windows95, InternetExplorer 3.0/4.0 and Windows 98. In 2000 he left Microsoft to work at a VC and then started UIEvolution Inc. as the CEO and began the development of “UIENgine” for GUI. In 2004 the company was acquired by Square Enix Co., Ltd. but they went independent again via MBO. They got investments from Intel Capital Corporation and ITOCHU Corporation as a venture business and he returned to the CEO position in 2016. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx