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Depends - when it comes to tech, its like hiring a formula one mechanic at a local car shop. Those guys know to optimize though. No excuses to not know your sta
by LifeLiverTransp 8y ago
Depends - when it comes to tech, its like hiring a formula one mechanic at a local car shop. Those guys know to optimize though. No excuses to not know your stack their.
And we all had that idealistic phase, where we worked for the idea, not the dough. The are those of course who are bitter, for not having the courage (or stupidity) to follow theire dreams for once in their lifes.
- bsenftner 8y agoTech shops say their work is too boring and you'll leave them; if they don't say that, they think you played games all day and suspect you do not have a serious work ethic. When I left the games biz, I had to hide my time there, describing the years as embedded software development. (I was an OS Dev for the 3DO, then OS dev again for the first PlayStation, then lead for a decade after at places like EA & Sony. I finally left for VFX, but that took two career turns to get there.) In general, games are only now getting professional respect.