Early in my career I was working at Cinematronics, a coin arcade game company. One of the developers came back from some meeting/conference with a glossy flyer

Early in my career I was working at Cinematronics, a coin arcade game company. One of the developers came back from some meeting/conference with a glossy flyer for a startup. It had a line of people dressed as cowboys, astronauts, race car drivers, etc. It said something like, “We’re looking for rock star developers to help us create the future of video games. Join us.” We thought it was cute, but none of us followed up on it. And that’s how I didn’t (try to) go to work for the startup Electronic Arts.