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14. Tom Hunt: Being honest about your shortcomings
Having non-PM guests will likely be a strong trend for the second season of Game Dev Diary as I talked to Tom Hunt for this week’s episode. He is currently working as an Art Lead at Space Ape Games and he previously worked at companies like King and Rare.
We talked about the importance of building your portfolio early in your career, not being discouraged by not fulfilling a job description 100%, and how being honest with yourself can help you grow continuously.
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⭐If you enjoyed this episode, you can rate it on Spotify or share it with your friends!
📺Do you prefer watching the episode rather than listening to it? Then you can watch the whole discussion on YouTube.
📝Do you wish you took down notes while listening to the conversation? I already did it so you don’t have to! You can read my notes from this episode on Substack.
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By Ahmetcan DemirelHaving non-PM guests will likely be a strong trend for the second season of Game Dev Diary as I talked to Tom Hunt for this week’s episode. He is currently working as an Art Lead at Space Ape Games and he previously worked at companies like King and Rare.
We talked about the importance of building your portfolio early in your career, not being discouraged by not fulfilling a job description 100%, and how being honest with yourself can help you grow continuously.
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Connect with Tom on LinkedIn
Reach out to him via email
Follow him on Instagram
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⭐If you enjoyed this episode, you can rate it on Spotify or share it with your friends!
📺Do you prefer watching the episode rather than listening to it? Then you can watch the whole discussion on YouTube.
📝Do you wish you took down notes while listening to the conversation? I already did it so you don’t have to! You can read my notes from this episode on Substack.