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I've worked in many software companies. We had lunch time/after hours boardgames at every single one. OK, I was the one organising it, but still. Plus we got p
by stevezsa8 5y ago
I've worked in many software companies. We had lunch time/after hours boardgames at every single one. OK, I was the one organising it, but still.
Plus we got paid well. Win/win :]
- JabavuAdams 5y agoYeah, but the work is pretty boring to the kinds of personalities who like to work on games, even if it's often more important.
- blacktriangle 5y agoThat sounds like a nice environment, but it just doesn't hold a candle to working in a place where everybody from the office staff to the devs to the artists to the managers just lives and breaths gaming. Let me put this another way: there's a gaming group like you have where you have to drag everybody to the table occasionally at lunch time for some casual games, and then there's gaming groups where 6 of you show up to play Twilight Imperium every weekend and every person memorized the rules on their own time. Working at a game company is the later.