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Some dream for me <3 Wish you a very happy and healthy life. Best of luck 🙂

Please I’ve applied for customer service and I’m trying to apply for products coordinator to the same company but different branch ..is it okay?

the stuff of dreams!....except they can become reality. Thanks for sharing!

"So I guess the point of this video is just to flex on you office losers" - in all seriousness, great to see remote working being promoted, the benefits say it all!

Lean, mean, hiring machine

For Companies with proprietary game engine like capcom with RE engine or rockstar with rage engine or valve with source engine is knowledge in unreal useful if not how can we get experience for such proprietary engines

Plz talk about How a game designer will apply for a job because unlike the artist they don't have a proper portfolio to submit Plz explain both level designer and system designer NOTE: This for a beginner designer who has not work on a big project yet .

Great video! I personally love how uniqueness is celebrated. Super refreshing to come to work and not have to put on a façade or "business George".

Can't begin to imagine how satisfying the full cycle process must be!

Definitely an interesting concept, just far too early to understand its role in society. Similarly to the languages industry, translation tools will never replace humans because art/language change far too often and have unlimited nuances.

In six years, never seen anyone in modern day break into the industry who wasent an intern. Internship are locked to sophomore/junior college students only, miss the window miss your chance.

Hi Joe, how many times would you recommend applying to a single company - provided the applicant has been rejected for all previous openings? I've heard people apply to certain companies 40 times before getting accepted. In these difficult times, the number would've been much higher because of the talent pool - especially when one is applying internationally.

My problem is: you are reviewing these portfolio on a big screen but elsewhere it is said that the recruiter will probably go through applications using a phone. In my case, as a concept artist and excelling most in highly detailed images, my work will look like shit on a small screen. So should I leave out images that are my best work but don't look impressive on a small screen and showcase lesser quality work that looks good on a phone instead? Thanks.

Really insightful chat! Loved this

Awesome way to get new hires up to speed with the history of a company!

Love me a rhythm game! All the best mate - Space Ape are lucky to have you

Coming directly after seeing the post on LinkedIn ✨🚀 Your passion and dedication to your craft have truly inspired me. In the vast sea of portfolios, it's refreshing to find individuals who not only showcase their hard work but also share valuable insights. I particularly appreciate your perspective on what works in the world of recruiting. Your advice is a rarity, and it's been incredibly helpful. As a web developer looking to transition into game dev, your guidance is invaluable. Youemphasizes on quality over quantity in portfolio projects and that resonates with me. I'm curious, have you ever encountered a situation where having just two well-crafted games in your portfolio was sufficient to qualify for a job? Your experience would be greatly appreciated. I guess feedback is the most needed thing when aspiring to quality of work.

Thanks Joe, great video, can't wait to read the books listed (Except Dale Carniege which I have already read and it was very helpful for me). A book I just read that I would like to recommend (I'm not a recruiter) is "Talent" by Tyler Cowen and Daniel Gross.

i am 44 years old been trying to get a job for a very long time . all i get rejection email why continue if it is never going to happen . ?

the only thing i know how to do is play video games after that not much else .?

Thank you so very much! Your Interview tips are SO helpful, like overdressing could be a make or break!

This was super helpful, thanks Joe! It's inspiring me to make a massive overhaul on my portfolio!

Hi Joe! Came across your channel few days ago and I'm genuinely amazed by all these tips and knowledge you're sharing with us to help make our dream come true. Kudos for the combined documents tip: did that for my previous application and turned out to be very appreciated 😊 Thank you for you effort, please keep it up! 😁

Moving on to the next video

Thank you soo much

Thank you soo much

Aren't the requisites to enter said jobs similar to games?

I heard events can be a bad experience going alone and its not like I could find someone else to go with, have you gone to events alone? Was this before or after you entered the industry?

Unfortunately, I'm also going to add on this point because sadly, it's still prevalent in 2023. There's also been a lot of discrimination when it comes to application names depending on if it sounds too "foreign" meaning no matter what skills and even if you follow all the points, they'll reject you regardless. I've known someone who's been a victim of this where they've applied to the same company after being rejected but changed their name to something more "western" and immediately got an interview. It's pretty depressing and honestly, it something that I wish more recruiters were more honest about

Really timely video that loads of folk with benefit from! Shout out to Adobe Podcast for the beautiful quality!

Very relevant to what I wanted to know. Thanks for the video Joe!

I genuinely love this. For someone who is itching to get out there, this is such a great start for me. Thank you for putting the time and effort into this series!

Such a great tool!

Strong end to the series! Great advice all round!

can you recommend where to find a game jam or what modding communities to join and how that process works?

Hi Joe, I was hoping you got time to answer these questions related to your video. When it comes to public playtesting opportunities, where can you find them directly or online? Are there sites we can use as search tools for certain playtest events? Thanks.

This is awesome Joe thank you for making this!

What if you have a good portfolio, made a few games but don't have a college degree?

Thank you joe! 🤠🙂

The reality is that within games there are roles across all disciplines - so many different industries have skillsets that are heavily transferable! Great video Joe!

Making connections and meeting folk has been the main factor in my growth and career progression!

Really solid tips!

Great video as always Joe!

I guess I am weird because I have actually gone by Jacob Ryan Wheeler by friends a lot, like as in a "Hello there JacobRyanWheeler!" thing. Hahaha. I have also used it in my level design commentaries when introducing myself. Hmmm...I wonder if people think I am trying to be uber professional or something. If anything, I use it because it separates me from the other Jacob wheelers perhaps, or it is more memorable when said all at once. Maybe I will change it; I'll have to think about this. 🤔

Sir I really appreciate this type of videos of guiding us about video game industry. I want to ask that can you tell me about 3d software that they use in game industry. According to google top software for 3d modeling is 3DS Max and also according to google game industry uses Maya . I am a Blender user and can make any kind of asset using blender. And people saying that blender is not industry level. The question is should I change the software or improve my skills in blender is this software is getting better in every update. Shall be very thankful to you in this regard.

Loving the captions! Great addition!

Hi joe thx for the video...

Hi, I am a 3D artist recently lost my job looking to get back into the game industry, I've been trying to do that for the past 3 months but no result. Can you please help me and guide me so that I can get a job. It's really important for me because my family depends on me. Thankyou

Joe, looking forward to this series! Thank you for all the help and resources!

I joined the games industry purely to meet Joe Burridge and completed that! In all seriousness, looking forward to the upcoming videos!