Also benefits

I mean gamedev is pretty shit in terms of what you have to do vs what you get out

idk what i wanna do later

Not really, i got to show up at 11 and leave at 5

i like networks and stuff so far

But pay was shit and the project i got put on later was basically everything wrong with the industry

lemme guess

mobile game

"""free"""

Mobile dressup game

in direct competition with the kim kardashian game

what was it called/ did you have to sign a non disclosure agreementr when you left?

I do have an NDA , and it's yet unreleased

The company is called XS Software though

guys just vote Trump
oh right election ended WE WON AGAINST CORRUPT SHILLARY

wew

go to pol

no fuck you hillary shill

i hope you go to jail with her

fucking corrupt Washington liberal shit fags

i like trump and im not even american but there's literally a text channel here for politics

retard

Oh shit there literally is a pol channel

sure

Either way to do networking you should check out if you have local techy learning centres

Potential employers usually hang out at things that market themselves as highly techy

Also Industry events

local techy learning centres?

do those exist?

Yes

Basically industry-sponsored tech education

it's available widely

they exist in the midlands of the UK

Events are also pretty good

if you go to an event you can pretty much deduce where you need to go

Cause there's sponsor booths at those

and you can ask people

i kinda looking for just a weekend job, not an it job at some big company yet

They got those aswell

gotta finish school for that first i guess

Plus the experience basically means you're a much better candidate for anything related in future