Re: Getting A Job Game Programming

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From: Victor Putz
Date: Fri, 20 Nov 1992 21:54

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Don't count on being a full-time games programmer.  1) it's tough to get
hired.  2) in my opinion, you just can't come in in the morning, be
creative on demand for eight hours, and then bolt.  Motivation hast to
come from the heart, not from the bank.

Your job (what you do for money) doesn't matter.  Either you are a game
maker or you aren't; your challenge is to decide which one you are and be
that... and be it better than anyone else you know.

-->Vputz

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Subject: Re: Getting A Job Game Programming
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