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I envy this man for two reasons: 1. He is a driving force behind one of the greatest sports video game franchises in history sorry, Pong. And 2. He was short as a kid and then hit a growth spurt that rocketed him to a 6' 6" feet tall adult. I am neither of these things, so I was very excited to him on this week's episode of Get a Real Job. Click above to listen. Ronnie 2K has been involved with NBA 2K since the early days of the franchise, serving as a community manager and social media specialist.

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Ronnie Singh — more well-known as Ronnie2K —might be one of the most prominent success stories in the industry when it comes to carving out a niche. He grew up an avid fan of the San Francisco 49ers, plastering his bedroom walls with any newspaper clippings that further sculpted his fandom. He participated in all sports, but a certain affinity for basketball spawned as his youth turned into adolescence. As his academic career evolved to the University of California San Diego, he churned through numerous majors, unsure of what he exactly wanted to do in his life. A passion for working in sports was apparent, but a path for getting there was not entirely visible. It was super frustrating for me, my folks, and my family because I kept changing majors. Absent of the many Sport Management programs that are in place today, Singh would eventually settle on majoring in Economic Management Science with a minor in Law. He was going to attempt to venture down the familiar path of being a sports agent.

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Ronnie2K spoke to Fadeaway World on his recent trip to India and discussed various topics, from the best NBA player at 2K, the title favorites, and why he wants to stay connected with his roots in India. Ronnie Singh: "I did beat him pretty badly a few months ago. We were doing this thing with a company called OneUp which allows people to play competitively, with free-to-enter plays with a million-dollar prize around All-Star. I did a content series where I played 16 NBA players across the country earlier this well.

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Growing a Business. The economy surrounding No. It's funny because I actually get reached out to a lot by NFL guys and I'm like, why don't they just play the football game? Back then it was early October. I am neither of these things, so I was very excited to him on this week's episode of Get a Real Job. I envy this man for two reasons: 1. Every consumer has their favorites, so your job is really just to put what you feel is the best product out there. What to Read. Connection to players during the season when game action is a daily occurrence is one thing, but keeping the conversation circulating during the offseason is an entirely different animal to tackle. We live in a time when brands are more visible and visual than ever.

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After taking the LSAT, Singh shifted his focus again, deciding that getting into the workforce right away and gathering experiences could heap future gains. But no social currency has been more valuable to both Singh and the 2K brand than the topic of ratings. But I think everybody wants to be a basketball player. It doesn't have to be that. Editor's Pick Red Arrow. February 15, A passion for working in sports was apparent, but a path for getting there was not entirely visible. So I actually was a really good student and got into law school. And then after the holidays, we'd kind of like start fully preparing for the next year. Here, six founders explain how they created brand design that stands out. But I was in my twenties and I thought I'm gonna work as hard as I can, and if it doesn't work, I feel confident enough that I can pivot back. It may sound simple in the aggregate, but sometimes simplicity is the ultimate display of sophistication.