This article is part of our Video Game Job Hunt Guide. Read the full guide to learn how to write a strong resume, build a winning portfolio, ace your job interviews and more.
Have you sent your resume to several companies and haven’t heard anything back? Did you even have an interview, which was followed by… radio silence?
You might be surprised at the reasons why companies don’t follow up on applications and interviews. The good news? It’s usually all about them, and not about you. Here are some reasons for their delays, and what you can do to push things forward – and even use the delay to your advantage. Read more »
For many graduating students, their biggest fear is not being able to get a job. Not only are you competing for jobs with established industry insiders, you’re also competing against your entire graduating class!
There aren’t enough jobs for everybody. If you don’t stand out from the crowd, you’ll be left behind. Here’s how you can differentiate yourself and be somebody those hiring managers can’t pass up.
As the art director in charge of hiring for a large 12-team game studio, Randy Briley has reviewed hundreds of online art portfolios and interviewed dozens of artists. We’re talking with him today to get some tips and advice for artists who are starting out their careers and trying to break into the game industry.
This article is part of our Video Game Job Hunt Guide. Read the full guide to learn how to write a strong resume, build a winning portfolio, ace your job interviews and more.
If you’re like most people, interviewing for a job is a lot like visiting the dentist: You don’t look forward to it, it’s no fun while you’re there, and if things don’t go well, you’ll be feeling the pain long after you leave.
Job interviews may not be as physically painful as getting your teeth drilled, but let’s be honest — the emotional discomfort is real. After all, who in their right mind enjoys having a bunch of strangers grilling you on your skills and talents, while holding all the power to decide the fate of your career?
Fortunately, all the stress and heartburn will be totally worth it in the end, because interviewing is the very last hurdle before landing your dream job! That’s why it’s critical to understand the process — so you can plan, prepare, and perform your very best in every stage of interviewing. Read more »