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Do Early Careers at AAA exist? 👩🎓 First, I need to explain that Early Careers typically refers to the initial stage of a person's professional life, typically within the first years after completing OR during their education (associate, bachelor's, master's, Ph.D., or equivalent). By the way, Early Careers is a broader term for the first several professional years, but internship can be a sub-part of Early Careers. Sometimes internships are not only for students and fresh ex-students. 🎮 And yes, even during these hard times there is a light for people with ZERO EXPERIENCE to find a job in the gaming industry. Here is the list of some: Electronic Arts (EA) https://lnkd.in/dv5-WKuQ Blizzard Entertainment https://lnkd.in/dduaFC8v Ubisoft https://lnkd.in/dRyXXbqm Epic Games https://lnkd.in/dNW5YPWW Microsoft https://lnkd.in/dfGWs3xZ Are you a student looking for a job with no experience now? Or can you share your story of search? P.S. It is Friday, so you can drop a fun meme in the comments for a good mood! #gamingindustry #gamedevelopment #earlycareers #job

I've earned my first credit as a designer in the industry, as an intern, and it's on the game I've been playing since I was nine years old. Yes, my brain is melting trying to comprehend it (though that may be because I just had a full day at work too). Working on WoW has been nothing short of amazing. I have my wonderful teammates and Blizzard Entertainment's Early Careers program to thank for it! I will of course be doing a big, mushy, sentimental post at the end of the summer, but...I wanted to take a moment and reflect. I got feedback that surprised me a couple weeks ago. When asked what I could do to be a better designer or team member, I was expecting to hear about my communication skills, my time management, or my tendency to over-scope (all things I struggled with HARD last summer). What I was not expecting, was to be told to believe in myself. That I HAD improved, that I was doing well, and that I should let myself believe that I was making progress. I needed to hear that feedback, badly. I was second guessing myself, giving myself anxiety over things I couldn't control. It was affecting my willingness to push forward, and my communication with others. Between the state of the games industry at large right now, and my doubts about my own performance, I was paranoid--terrified that if I didn't get things right, I'd somehow lose my only chance at a career. But the point of an internship is to learn! Trying to be perfect misses any goal of growth, and self-doubt can stifle that growth before it even begins. And so...it might just be my name in a menu, but it's my victory. It's proof that I put in the time, I put in the work, and that my efforts are paying off. It's proof I'm going to be okay. I need to let myself believe it. I am going to be okay.

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This is so interesting and Sharing a post about the Snake game 🐍 on LinkedIn could be a fun 😊 way to engage your network while showcasing your interest in retro gaming or programming skills. You could discuss the game's history, its significance in the evolution of video games, or even share some tips for achieving a high score. It's a great opportunity to connect with fellow enthusiasts or professionals in the gaming or tech industry.#internship,#interpe

🚀 Exciting news! The LiveOps course is starting and the knowledge gained is a game-changer! 🌐✨ Thinking of you, my dear friend, Daria Lamaka this could be your ticket to success! 💼💡 #LiveOps #GameChanger

I'm excited to announce the successful completion of Task 4 of my internship. #internpe #internship #connect4game Connect 4 is a classic two-player strategy game where the objective is to be the first to form a line of four of your colored discs in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal row on a grid. Here’s a breakdown of the game: Objective: The goal of Connect 4 is to connect four of your own colored discs in a row, while preventing your opponent from doing the same. The row can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal. Gameplay: Setup: The game board is a 6x7 grid (6 rows, 7 columns) where players drop their colored discs from the top into any of the seven columns. The discs fall to the lowest available spot within the chosen column. Turns: Players take turns to drop one colored disc (either red or yellow) into any column of the grid. Once dropped, the disc occupies the lowest empty space in that column. Winning: The game ends either when a player successfully connects four of their discs in a row (horizontally, vertically, or diagonally), or when the entire board is filled with discs without either player achieving a line of four. Strategy: Successful play involves both offense (creating your own lines of four) and defense (blocking your opponent's potential lines). Players must carefully strategize their moves to both build their own connections and disrupt their opponent’s strategy.

Hello Connections! As of today, I have completed my 3rd task of the InternPe internship. It was a simple yet exciting tasks to make the ever-green snake game. This is my code as well as the expected game of the same. #internpe #internpeinternship #gaming

Hello Connections! As of today, I have completed my 3rd task of the InternPe internship. It was a simple yet exciting tasks to make the ever-green snake game. This is my code as well as the expected game of the same. #internpe #internpeinternship #gaming