Well, that was a waste of time
Feb. 3rd, 2010 06:26 pmHad an interview.
Games company in Ealing. Well, I'd told the agent what my minimum rate was so presumably they'd pay it but that actually seems highly unlikely. They wanted a gameplay programmer. They didn't even seem all that intereted in anyone particularly skilled. They wanted me to do a C++ test, so I nitpicked (yes, you can have a NULL C++ reference. "When would you use recursion"? "Never").
I'm not even convinced they were interviewing for a contractor. They didn't mention much about the job and seemed more interested in what I want to do which seems odd if it is a contract. And I realy don;t think I came over that well. I sold myself well on skills but I was way too arrogant. But that's because I really don't care.
Feel the most useful part of today was listening to a couple of hours of an audiobook.
Curiously, I also got a request for an interview from Rockstar. Why is is still all games companies? And why did it take them over 3 months to reply?
Games company in Ealing. Well, I'd told the agent what my minimum rate was so presumably they'd pay it but that actually seems highly unlikely. They wanted a gameplay programmer. They didn't even seem all that intereted in anyone particularly skilled. They wanted me to do a C++ test, so I nitpicked (yes, you can have a NULL C++ reference. "When would you use recursion"? "Never").
I'm not even convinced they were interviewing for a contractor. They didn't mention much about the job and seemed more interested in what I want to do which seems odd if it is a contract. And I realy don;t think I came over that well. I sold myself well on skills but I was way too arrogant. But that's because I really don't care.
Feel the most useful part of today was listening to a couple of hours of an audiobook.
Curiously, I also got a request for an interview from Rockstar. Why is is still all games companies? And why did it take them over 3 months to reply?