Games
The Appeal of Slice-of-Life Games
Slice-of-life games turn away from grand adventures and epic stakes to find beauty in the ordinary: daily routines, small...
Founder and career writer, page 6 of 8
Rachel spent five years as a campus recruiter before switching sides. She now writes about what she saw from the hiring seat and what most candidates never find out.
Games
Slice-of-life games turn away from grand adventures and epic stakes to find beauty in the ordinary: daily routines, small...
Games
A first job is daunting partly because it demands skills no classroom quite teaches: working in a team, solving problems under...
Games
Games constantly drop a player into unfamiliar roles and systems and expect them to learn fast, and players do, developing...
Games
Games give feedback constantly, telling a player what went wrong and how to improve, and learning to use that feedback well is...
Career Growth
Not every intern wants the job the internship leads to.
Games
The first real deadline at a new job has a particular kind of pressure, the sense that something is due, people are counting on...