Three benefits of blogging

I'm Ito, an infrastructure engineer and member of the web marketing team

At Beyond, we decided to focus on marketing, and
this blog is one example of that.

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It's been a little over a year since I started this blog, and there are now over 200 articles that I hope will be useful to you

Our company operates not only the infrastructure team, but also the development team and sales team, so
we publish a variety of articles about the problems they encounter, as well as development and sales-related issues.

we decided to start a blog was,
of course, to let as many people as possible know about our company, Beyond.

However, if that's all you do, some people may feel like you're doing it "only" for the company, and that it's not
helping them in any way.

So, by writing a blog, I will write about things that will be beneficial to me

The ability to organize

When I look at various sentences, I often come across sentences that are roundabout, difficult to understand, or that make it hard to understand what the sentence is trying to say...I
often come across sentences that leave me feeling uneasy.

When writing a blog, it's okay to just think about the title.
If you don't write in a straightforward manner (if you go off on a tangent about something else),
the reader will think, "I wanted to know about the title," and leave.

This means that you need to be concise in what you want to communicate

• How much background does this story need?
• How deep will you dig? (Who is your target audience?)
• How many main points are there?

If you keep these things in mind when writing your blog, you
will naturally be able to summarize things concisely.

is extremely useful at work, especially when reporting to your boss or

The ability to research

In particular, our company Beyond blog mainly writes about infrastructure and development technology.
When we publicly share these technologies, we can't write anything incorrect.

If you provide incorrect information,
people who trust that information and follow it will suffer greatly, and people will start to think,
"What kind of company is this!?"

When you put information out into the world of the internet,
you never know how far it will travel. We
live in an age where PPAP is a favorite of Justin Bieber. You never know what's going to happen.

With this mindset, you will also "verify" the information you provide.
When introducing commands, you should not only try them yourself, but also look up the command using the man command, or
look up the command on the Internet.

Even if the article is about something that went wrong, like, "I messed up, but here's how I followed up," you
'll (hopefully) start to look into whether that was the best way to follow up, and whether there was a better way.

When you research something, what you find out will become your strength

Writing ability

I don't think there's much writing to do at work (although it depends on the job)

If you were suddenly asked to write a report, you wouldn't be able to.
Since you don't usually do the things I've mentioned up until now,
it takes a long time to put together, and you end up writing a lot of roundabout stuff.

This also relates to the ability to summarize, but writing a summary in your own words
also helps to solidify the knowledge.

Also, rather than thinking about it in your head, writing down what you're thinking can sometimes
help you come up with better ideas or give you a better outlook for the future, and that's the power it has.But
when you do start writing, if you don't normally write, you might find yourself
thinking, "I don't even know what to write in the first place."

summary

So, this article was meant to lower the barriers to writing a blog.
When you're working, you often end up spending all your time on work and can't find time to blog! But
if you think that writing like this can help you contribute to your work, you might feel a little more motivated to write.

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