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Video Games industry survivor here, chuckling at the low number ;) Yes, people do. It carries potentially huge personal costs, but if people are passionate eno
by groby_b 3y ago
Video Games industry survivor here, chuckling at the low number ;)
Yes, people do. It carries potentially huge personal costs, but if people are passionate enough, they absolutely will risk that. (Mind, I'm not saying this is a good idea, at all, but merely that it happens)
At least in the cases I did, it was usually a 9 month gruelling sprint at the end of a ~2.5-3.5 year project. Followed by people lollygagging about for ~3 months before they could do any reasonable work again. We sure got a lot of Age of Empires in during that time, though ;)
- anileated 3y agoWhich is maybe acceptable if it is your main job, but a bigger problem if you burn out from a side project and then can’t do much on your day job for some mysterious (to management) reason…