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Geek Culture / Talented Help Wanted by TGC!

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RickV
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Posted: 24th Mar 2010 17:54
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TGC are Seeking a Freelance Marketing Whiz!
* Are you an experienced marketing professional?
* Do you love TGCs products and know how they tick and why users choose them?
* Are you on the ball with the latest social networking trends and do you keep an eye on emerging technologies?

If you can answer yes to all of the above then we’d love to hear from you.

Contact Rick Vanner directly by email here; [email protected]

Send your CV and explain why you think you can add marketing expertise to the TGC team!

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TGC Seek Great Freelance Game Coders
Big changes are taking place within our industry and great opportunities are opening up. TGC are looking for experienced game developers to help us expand our product base across a number of different platforms.

Ideal candidates must have these skills and attitudes;

* Have an established portfolio of games and applications to show what you can produce.
* Be able to develop using any of the most popular programming languages.
* Be self motivated, have a positive attitude and a creative spirit.
* Understand how to optimise software to ensure fast performance.

If you feel you fit the bill and want to be part of our development team then please email Rick Vanner here; [email protected]

Send your CV and explain why you think you’re the best choice!

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Seppuku Arts
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Posted: 25th Mar 2010 03:32 Edited at: 25th Mar 2010 03:32
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The marketing one is tempting for me to apply for. So, it's time to update my CV and I will most likely have a few questions to ask.

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Smaadmin
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Posted: 31st Mar 2010 20:00
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Marketing one is tempting for me too, considering my mian full time job is to lead a sales team and advertise stuff.

Sadly i dont have a CV, and dont have the information for a CV, as CVs became redundant to my lifestyle since i started working self-employed (about 3 years ago).

good luck to whoever goes for it! x

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MSon
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Posted: 31st Mar 2010 23:28 Edited at: 31st Mar 2010 23:29
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"Freelance Game Coder" sounds soooo nice, but i don't think you would hire me as i've never worked in programming, just a hobby, and im best in dbpro over every other language, which it sounds like it would be using languages other than your own, although it is nice that you are advertising to your members here.

anyway, good luck to all the forum members that apply.

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Van B
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Posted: 6th Apr 2010 12:23 Edited at: 6th Apr 2010 12:28
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MSon, if you can make a fun and polished, low-spec game, then targetting the Netbook makes a lot of sense.

Maybe you should adapt something, or start a new project - but DBPro is right there with the big boys on the Netbook and could easily clean up in the right hands. So if that ''Freelance Game Coder'' title sounds good, why aren't you doing it already - I don't think many people here program for a living, it's a hobby for most people, but one that could be a good way to make some extra scratch.

The only qualifying factor in the title ''Freelance Game Coder'' is that you can make a game that people want to play. If you target the Netbook then you can develop at your own pace, then get TGC involved when you have something solid, before taking it to the next level. This is not entirely the role that TGC are looking to fill, I'm guessing that they are looking for people who can develop cross-platform titles.


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Clonkex
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Posted: 22nd May 2010 10:06
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Hi guys,

This actually sounds interesting, but as with MSon, I don't really know any other programming language except for Python. Still, I hadn't thought of making games targetted at Netbooks before, and I'm brilliant with optimizing my games as much as possible! Maybe I will think about creating a simple but fun game (wait, I already have an idea!) for Netbooks. What should I do if I complete this task?

Thanks,
Clonkex

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