Creating content on TikTok or YouTube is considered an exciting profession by Vietnamese youth because of its many followers, comfortable time, and high income.Ninh Cong Hoang, born in 2000 and just graduated from Foreign Trade University (Hanoi, Vietnam), is a digital content creator on various platforms, such as TikTok with 1.3 million followers, or a YouTube channel with 215,000 subscribers.
Hoang said he initially liked drawing short stories but then switched to making videos on TikTok. After six months, he decided to stick with it because it was no longer boring like his previous jobs.Meanwhile, Thanh Lam, born in 1999, applied for a finance company after graduation.
However, the young girl is tired of getting up early every morning, rushing to cross the seven-kilometre road to keep time, and the office environment is restrictive and inflexible.When a close friend opened a women’s fashion store, she offered to participate in content production for promotion because she knew how to edit and make short videos. Lam’s help helps a friend’s sales channel on Facebook and TikTok quickly become effective.
She decided to leave the company, set up her channel, and pursue a career in creating content on social networks.In mid-October, software company Adobe released its Monetise the Creative Economy report. Surveys conducted in many countries have shown a new trend of Generation Z, those born in 1997.
This is the generation called citizens of the digital age because they were.
