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Not Moving In The Professional Sphere

By roeosby24 September 05, 2020 7 answers Last updated September 05, 2020

Hello. I have the following problem. I can't understand why I can't find a new job. I am looking for a job in the game industry (especially Art and Design). I have everything I need, I apply, eventually they give me a test or they don't even tell me no. They give me a test, I do it and I don't. Last time it was a test for the ugly Lady Popiller game. And again, no! I can't figure out if I'm mistaken somewhere or if I'm on a blacklist or I don't know what. I'm starting to despair. Many times they take some that are not good for them, but ... yes ... they give them a chance, and they don't want to give me that either. Why don't I get a chance?

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cristalblue1 answered · September 05, 2020

   It's a sphere ... take a change of field. You can still do something other than click on the net;))

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ambsphillips answered · September 05, 2020

   1 if it's not someone's uncle, then ... Author, the next time they cut you again, just ask them to politely explain to you what you are missing, what you are not doing, where you are wrong, etc.

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jbstone698 answered · September 05, 2020

   To Number 1. Dude, you're very bad. Hahaha. You are probably one of the typical Bulgarians who still think that the professions of the future are: engineer, electrician and that the sweetest job is the state hahaha.

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love_me_daddy1 answered · September 05, 2020

   LinkedIn has a lot of recruitment (HR) and many profiles of professionals. Take a look at some designers and see what you are missing in the CV. You can also write to someone HR directly to view your profile. We cannot give an opinion here in a few lines

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allan_houston answered · September 05, 2020

   On the 1st number I can say that the gaming industry is one of the fastest growing in the world !!

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sexygal6969420 answered · September 05, 2020

   I guess you are talking about companies in Bulgaria. They are not many, but there are many artists. I even recently watched a video that said that the share of successful game companies worldwide is not so great and artists should not hope much, but to orient themselves in other professions related to art. With this large selection, if we leave aside people recommended by acquaintances or with connections, these companies are looking for the best, not just looking to give someone a chance. If you could show your stuff, it would be easier to get an estimate of your level, and whether it was enough to get you somewhere. Go to Artstation, see what people in your field are doing to see where you are in this industry.

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hi_horny2020 answered · September 06, 2020

   They want someone to recommend you or to be a genius. And I retrain there, but I'm interested in making an environment - units, characters - zi-brush, architecture-3ds max, light- ... and in-ray, mapping-substance, 2d animation-flash, 2d spine, post-production, editing ... and it's unrealistic, at least not for beginners, if you haven't graduated from the academy, and if you don't have either links (recommendations) or an ultra portfolio. I don't have it, I will go to a monotonous job for a year until I learn more software, the problem with me is that everything is interesting to me and everywhere they say that you have to choose what is most interesting to you and put your energy there.