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Subject: Meet a User Researcher who wants to pick your brain...

Posted by: AngryBrute1
Oh yeah, since somebody does not believe what YOU believe; that makes us vapid...
I cannot grasp that what you call "Something happened to nothing, and that nothing became something, and it was smaller than than a period."

That is cool. I like these articles.

  • 11.27.2012 4:04 PM PDT

I am never late,Nor am I early; I arrive precisely when I mean to.
Also
"I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick -Potatoes!-... and I'm all out of bubblegum."

Check out this Thread on how to help new members here on Bungie.net

Nice to meet you Jennifer Ash! when will be my turn to be put through the mazes? haha

  • 11.28.2012 12:09 PM PDT

I didn't know bungie hired kitchen staff...

  • 11.28.2012 12:41 PM PDT
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User Researchers at Bungie are so god damn well educated and intelligent. I hope their ability really brings great enjoyability when we get to play Destiny.

  • 11.28.2012 1:02 PM PDT
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Posted by: Achronos
Hey, guys, what's going on in this thread?
Someone tell Kivell that he is a lie.


Get WorkPlaced!


Posted by: Cobravert
You seriously need to introduce her to TWP...

No, I'm not kidding.


Are you trying to run her off?

  • 11.28.2012 1:19 PM PDT

Кланяються мені!

Said by: Jennifer Ash
Don't rely on just school work to get you in. It is a VERY competitive industry, and breaking in is often the most difficult part. Having side projects or research projects can really help demonstrate the unique skills you can bring to a company. Understanding what skills are necessary for the position you're interested in helps a lot. And don't stop networking. The games industry is still fairly small, all things considered, and it doesn't hurt to know people.


I found this to be a section many people should pay attention to. Pretty much all professional jobs follow this pattern. I see a lot of folks thinking they are going to get a fancy degree and magically they are working for Bungie. (or equivalent dream job) The real fact of the matter is people want experienced, passionate professionals that can prove they won't let you down even before you started working for them. Unpaid internships are sometimes necessary, enroll in one while still attending college get basic experience. By competitive they really mean it is a competition. When you graduate and are accepting your diploma, look around you are witnessing the birth of new competitors.

I hope I didn't stray too far off topic. But I really found this to be true by my own personal experience.

  • 11.28.2012 5:19 PM PDT

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