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If you live in Raleigh and want to work in games, you really don't have many options. Hate the hours imposed? Well, pack up the house, say goodbye to family&fri
by Negative1 11y ago
If you live in Raleigh and want to work in games, you really don't have many options. Hate the hours imposed? Well, pack up the house, say goodbye to family&friends, take the kids out of school and move across the country. Sounds like a good option, right?
On the bright (?) side, the bonuses are epic (hee hee).
- cookiecaper 11y agoGames are always going to be that way. There is too much glamor associated with the industry. Whenever someone graduates from a bad games company into a "boring" business job, there are 10 more new grads begging to take his place. A union cannot change the underlying market fundamentals. Desperation guarantees an atmosphere of exploitation; the only thing that would change is that the union directors would get their cut of the proceeds from the exploitative labor practices they'd help enshrine.