44 % der Fachkräfte in der Spielebranche haben darüber nachgedacht, die Branche aufgrund von Entlassungen zu verlassen
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/44-of-games-industry-professionals-have-considered-leaving-the-industry-as-a-result-of-redundancies
44 % der Fachkräfte in der Spielebranche haben darüber nachgedacht, die Branche aufgrund von Entlassungen zu verlassen
https://www.gamesindustry.biz/44-of-games-industry-professionals-have-considered-leaving-the-industry-as-a-result-of-redundancies
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Some of us are being pushed out whether we like it or not. I have been unemployed since January.
I met an ex game dev at a solar and battery storage conference. He now runs a company that does 3D modeling of potential sites to create videos and 3D models to show how the development would impact the local area.
He says he makes a lot more money and has more work now. He also says it helps a lot with planning applications as objections can be dealt with early as things like the view, obstruction of light, impact on the landscape can be seen and shown to the planning authority and local residents.
This is mainly an issue in the US. Also where the grunt of the layoffs being conducted.
Imo also the part of the industry where gamings worst anti consumer habits are created.
Industry needs more unions and CBAs.
The people who have entered the gaming industry and run gaming studios have no understanding of it. They don’t realise how valuable gaming developers with years of knowledge and experience are, so they don’t value them. Developers all over the world see this and are choosing to leave and pursue other careers before getting fired. It’s the unfortunate state of gaming.