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Exactly, it's perfectly possible in any country, it's just that in most EU countries you have to pay for it. "hire people who share your passion, willing to 'v
by bowlofpetunias 13y ago
Exactly, it's perfectly possible in any country, it's just that in most EU countries you have to pay for it.
"hire people who share your passion, willing to 'volunteer'"
In other words: this douche wants people to work for free.
- Fuxy 13y agoAn unfortunate view most companies in Eastern European countries share. It is not uncommon to get fired for not voluntarily giving up your time or even weekend sometime although they won't tell you why you get fired it's pretty obvious. Happend to me a few times when i was young.
- alandarev 13y agoThe exact reason I ran away from games based companies in UK.
- collyw 13y agoI had heard rumours that they were bad to work for (yet they still get lots of smart nerdy kids applying). You heard the same, or actually worked for them?
- alandarev 12y agoI had internship in a gaming company as a Software Engineer (internal systems, not games directly). Eventhough I did not do games, I was literally working in the same environment. In addition I have a small business in games industry, and am having plenty of stories of game developers. If you ask me, why such an abuse of staff? I believe it is the games - great opportunity of having endless pool of motivated and experienced youngsters. Just like a fashion journal for women.