> People are willing to sacrifice an enormous amount to work in gaming.
There are many ways you could build a good resume. Gaming companies don't have a monopoly on that.
There are many ways you could build a good resume. Gaming companies don't have a monopoly on that.
I worked on games nearly 30 years ago and it was awesome. Did the usual corporate stuff after that, but last few years have been working at a food delivery company you know that is huge.
There is something awesome about working somewhere where your fuckups and successes are visible. I see people sat outside pubs using my app and have to have a nosey to see their reaction, bad or good. It's pretty addictive.