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Because someone else will say yes. Even if you win the battle you'll lose the war. I imagine that's why raising awareness, engaging in public discourse about it
by brazzledazzle 10y ago
Because someone else will say yes. Even if you win the battle you'll lose the war. I imagine that's why raising awareness, engaging in public discourse about it and pushing for reform or change industry-wide is a common theme.
And you're probably working on games because you're passionate about them so considering the hop over to a job doing $boring_thing vs. crunch time abuse is choosing between a rock and a hard place.
- eru 10y agoBut not everyone else says yes. Working in software is still a sellers market. If you are any good, you have choices. You are right about working on games. They do bank on people's passions more than in CRUD software.
- prawn 10y agoI think the games industry is to males what magazine journalism can be to females. Seen many (including friends) putting in loads of hours and working cheaply, because the competition for spots is so intense.