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This was the bottom line at a game company I worked at as a Jr. Developer.
I hope this helps.

Hang with the pack
 I would drink MountainDew with them, and talk about the games they talk about. If they do all nighters, hang with them, even if you have nothing to do. Game companies can be unstructured, and being liked is important.

Language Agnosticism
Make sure you have a knowledge of the main IDE and language used at your company. You need to know what your team is doing, even if your specialized. This makes you more productive and not an outsider.

Team Player
All I'm saying is be a good team player.

This was the bottom line at a game company I worked at as a Jr. Developer.
I hope this helps.

Hang with the pack
 I would drink MountainDew with them, and talk about the games they talk about. If they do all nighters, hang with them, even if you have nothing to do. Game companies can be unstructured, and being liked is important.

Language Agnosticism
Make sure you have a knowledge of the main IDE and language used at your company. You need to know what your team is doing, even if your specialized. This makes you more productive and not an outsider.

Team Player
All I'm saying is be a team player.

This was the bottom line at a game company I worked at as a Jr. Developer.
I hope this helps.

Hang with the pack
 I would drink MountainDew with them, and talk about the games they talk about. If they do all nighters, hang with them, even if you have nothing to do. Game companies can be unstructured, and being liked is important.

Language Agnosticism
Make sure you have a knowledge of the main IDE and language used at your company. You need to know what your team is doing, even if your specialized. This makes you more productive and not an outsider.

Team Player
All I'm saying is be a good team player.

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DisEngaged
DisEngaged
  • 1.4k
  • 1
  • 16
  • 16

This was the bottom line at a game company I worked at as a Jr. Developer.
I hope this helps.

Hang with the pack
 I would drink MountainDew with them, and talk about the games they talk about. If they do all nighters, hang with them, even if you have nothing to do. Game companies can be unstructured, and being liked is important.

Language Agnosticism
Make sure you have a knowledge of the main IDE and language used at your company. You need to know what your team is doing, even if your specialized. This makes you more productive and not an outsider.

Team Player
All I'm saying is be a team player.