How to Get a Job in E-Sports (from an E-Sports CEO)
March 10, 2017
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Covering one of my most asked questions. How do you pursue a career in e-sports? I laid it out in three sections. Even if you're not looking for a career in gaming, the steps in this video are good advice for anyone looking to get into a competitive company.
You can drastically increase your chances of getting a job with the right practices. Even in industries tough on recruitment. Understand the two fundamental pillars of starting a career:
1) Remove the risk from the employer.
2) Create a custom portfolio showing the company massive value.
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