Agent_KaryoAI’s impact on audio production has, of course, become a hot topic in the game music world.
If Alexander Brandon has difficulty finding a position (he is arguably extremely well known in his particular niche, he is almost a celebrity), it must be crazy out there for younger kids with no experience.
That being said younger kids are more likely to accept shit pay and a garbage work setup.
TachyonTeleThat reminds me of how bethesda fucked Mile Gorden out of his music during the doom games. These guys are brilliant and they just get treated like shit, or can’t find work somehow. It’s crazy.
cobysevA childhood friend of mine has a Harvard degree in finance. He is currently looking for a new job. He submitted 102 applications before he got a single callback. They didn’t hire him.
That was a little over a year ago. He’s still job hunting today. Fortunately, he still has work with his old company. He’s not submitting his 2 weeks until he has another job lined up. But he just can’t get callbacks with anyone. It’s insane out there right now.
ForesterIt’s just as bad in information technology right now. My former employer liquidated all assets months back, including employees to stay afloat. Haven’t been able to get to a single round three interview yet. Probably put in between 500 and 1,000 applications between November and now for various companies and locations worldwide. I’m not asking for an exuberant salary. Just base pay for my qualifications.
Harvard degree in finance
One would think that would help him get a job.
I am not from the US. but from my time living there, I got the impression that middling to weak results from a high reputation educational institution are almost worse than OK (or even not bad) results from a “mid tier” institution (e.g. state schools as the American refer to it).
I wonder if he’d be able to take commissions from indie developers.
Folks like Gianni Matragrano and Andrew Hulshult seem to do alright that way.