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From PC Zone website:
PC ZONE WANTS YOU!
Do you want to work for the best games magazine in the world?
10:18 Job Vacancy: Disc Editor
We're on the lookout for someone with a massive thirst for PC games, good people skills and the ability to compile and organize the most game-packed and varied coverdiscs each and every month.
You'll be expected to:
Source exclusive demos and videos for the discs
Write clear and concise copy for the magazine
Network and build up a highly polished industry contact list
Test game demos to ensure they work on a variety of systems
Formal qualifications to degree level, along with experience in Excel would be beneficial but not essential (education to A-Level standard is a requirement), but you must be enthusiastic, know your PC games inside out, have a friendly telephone manner, strong communication skills and be able to work in a small team while under pressure.
If this sounds like a dream come true then send your CV complete with covering letter (stating current salary if applicable) and a short 200 word review on your favourite current PC game to Dave Woods, PC Zone, Dennis Publishing, 30 Cleveland St, London, W1T 4JD, or by email to [email protected]. The closing date for applications is Wednesday September 3.
PC ZONE WANTS YOU!
Do you want to work for the best games magazine in the world?
10:18 Job Vacancy: Disc Editor
We're on the lookout for someone with a massive thirst for PC games, good people skills and the ability to compile and organize the most game-packed and varied coverdiscs each and every month.
You'll be expected to:
Source exclusive demos and videos for the discs
Write clear and concise copy for the magazine
Network and build up a highly polished industry contact list
Test game demos to ensure they work on a variety of systems
Formal qualifications to degree level, along with experience in Excel would be beneficial but not essential (education to A-Level standard is a requirement), but you must be enthusiastic, know your PC games inside out, have a friendly telephone manner, strong communication skills and be able to work in a small team while under pressure.
If this sounds like a dream come true then send your CV complete with covering letter (stating current salary if applicable) and a short 200 word review on your favourite current PC game to Dave Woods, PC Zone, Dennis Publishing, 30 Cleveland St, London, W1T 4JD, or by email to [email protected]. The closing date for applications is Wednesday September 3.
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I will hopefully become a graphics designer when I grow up.
Bah, naff off. I'm not. Read below.
Yeah, stop spamming :P
I am adding my opinion. I'm replying if I feel there's something worth replying to. It's not my fault that nobody is here and I can type quickly. When I've found nothing worth replying to, I don't reply to it, I just continue reading topics until I find something interesting, and then add my two cents. Maybe I just have too much time on my hands.
Yes you are.
You did it in movies, then chat and now here.
Adding nothing of interest except thread after thread of your name.
You did it in movies, then chat and now here.
Adding nothing of interest except thread after thread of your name.
I'm not.
Will you please stop spamming every single thread with utter, utter inanity.
In-fuking-deed.
Aaaaaaah, now that job, would rule :D
Fiery Salamander wrote:
> I will hand in my notice first thing tomorrow morning, no more
> cleaning bogs for me.
>
> *warning above stament my not be true*
Shoire ;)
Not my dream job. My dream job would be sitting on my a!se and getting paid lots to do so, whilst testing the newest games whilst ensuring the television, console and computer are functioning correctly and that the food in the fridge is not poisoned and the fridge is working correctly.
I can dream :)
> I will hand in my notice first thing tomorrow morning, no more
> cleaning bogs for me.
>
> *warning above stament my not be true*
Shoire ;)
Not my dream job. My dream job would be sitting on my a!se and getting paid lots to do so, whilst testing the newest games whilst ensuring the television, console and computer are functioning correctly and that the food in the fridge is not poisoned and the fridge is working correctly.
I can dream :)
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