18th Aug 05, 12:04pm |
Well.. it works I guess, I understand computing but I find it boring at times. So your not going to do database management and stuff then? With all this forum building and stuff you'd be good at it, might be boring as hell maybe though...
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by azz0r at 18th Aug 2:14pm
I want todo something more specific in games development.
Everyone wants to do games development, but unless you're a designer or a coder, there's not much left to do.
Most games houses want to see that you are capable of working on your own, so maybe set out making mods for games, so you at least have something to show. Getting a degree in games development is one thing, but being able to do it is something completely different.
lee hasnt got one, they called me like two weeks ago pretty much saying, 'here, have this job' i said ok, then they said they'll call me back later. They didnt call back later, but the company called places for referances. week later, nothing heard, call agency again, aparantly the company client was on holiday, fair enough. called back again yesturday, she said the company was rearanging or something like that so the position is 'on hold', but they'll call me if it opens up again 
"Cannon bends over for his Father" : They call me Gaz
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So much hastle...
But free money.
Also, my bank wrote a letter to me this morning kindly informing me that if I fill in a small selection of forms I can get an interest free overdraft into the thousands, as long as I can prove that I will be a university student.
But free money.
Also, my bank wrote a letter to me this morning kindly informing me that if I fill in a small selection of forms I can get an interest free overdraft into the thousands, as long as I can prove that I will be a university student.
by Crompee at 19th Aug 4:57pm
but i dont want a huge interest free overdraft, as if you go into it, at the end of uni thats what fks you.
I just want it as a safety net.
If I'm paying for fuel, and tuition fees...etc, I should just about be able to cover everything, but it'll be close.
Too close for comfort.