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Pachter is far better connected to the industry.
Right....
Pachter is far better connected to the industry.
Yeah he is a joke. How does he still have a job and why do people consider him an analyst if he consistently is wrong?Michael "PS5 is so powerful, it's going to cost $800+" Pachter? Michael "Xbox One is going to outsell Playstation 4" Pachter? The guy that would make more reliable and accurate predictions if he just tossed a damn coin. That guy should be more reliable than the most renowned investigative journalist in this industry? Come on.
Yup. The guy is a fraud. I am completely dumbfounded why he still has a job as an analyst for the industry based on how much he gets wrong.isnt Pachter the dude who claims stuff every year and is nearly always wrong? Like a gaming conspiracy theorist
Nah. Culture needs to change. Plenty of divorces from UC4. Lots of talent does leave. 80hr/work weeks for > year is not healthy - even if you are making $200k/yr. That ends up being an underpaid employee @ 40hrs/week. Maybe they should just hire college freshouts that are single. That way they can compete with each other and can work 24hr/day with no families. I've interviewed with some of the top gaming companies in the industry and 100% of the time they are completely arrogant and have a take it or leave it mentality. They also encourage a competitive environment so that the hardest workers get to keep their job after the game ships. They also do R&D off the cuff and while they are developing the game. They don't support a true R&D environment for a handful of developers that will innovate and pave the way for future engine development. This isn't all of them, but it's certainly a LOT of them.
Yup. The guy is a fraud. I am completely dumbfounded why he still has a job as an analyst for the industry based on how much he gets wrong.
How isn't that illegal here in UK 48 hours is the legal limit. Dam didn't know companies where doing that.
He even hosts E3 after parties for all the big wigs. So yes, right.Right....
Salaried employee vs. hourly employee. Salaried can work any number of hours/day without getting paid OT.
Nah. Culture needs to change. Plenty of divorces from UC4. Lots of talent does leave. 80hr/work weeks for > year is not healthy - even if you are making $200k/yr. That ends up being an underpaid employee @ 40hrs/week. Maybe they should just hire college freshouts that are single. That way they can compete with each other and can work 24hr/day with no families. I've interviewed with some of the top gaming companies in the industry and 100% of the time they are completely arrogant and have a take it or leave it mentality. They also encourage a competitive environment so that the hardest workers get to keep their job after the game ships. They also do R&D off the cuff and while they are developing the game. They don't support a true R&D environment for a handful of developers that will innovate and pave the way for future engine development. This isn't all of them, but it's certainly a LOT of them.
Nah. Culture needs to change. Plenty of divorces from UC4. Lots of talent does leave. 80hr/work weeks for > year is not healthy - even if you are making $200k/yr. That ends up being an underpaid employee @ 40hrs/week. Maybe they should just hire college freshouts that are single. That way they can compete with each other and can work 24hr/day with no families. I've interviewed with some of the top gaming companies in the industry and 100% of the time they are completely arrogant and have a take it or leave it mentality. They also encourage a competitive environment so that the hardest workers get to keep their job after the game ships. They also do R&D off the cuff and while they are developing the game. They don't support a true R&D environment for a handful of developers that will innovate and pave the way for future engine development. This isn't all of them, but it's certainly a LOT of them.
Nah. Culture needs to change. Plenty of divorces from UC4. Lots of talent does leave. 80hr/work weeks for > year is not healthy - even if you are making $200k/yr. That ends up being an underpaid employee @ 40hrs/week. Maybe they should just hire college freshouts that are single. That way they can compete with each other and can work 24hr/day with no families. I've interviewed with some of the top gaming companies in the industry and 100% of the time they are completely arrogant and have a take it or leave it mentality. They also encourage a competitive environment so that the hardest workers get to keep their job after the game ships. They also do R&D off the cuff and while they are developing the game. They don't support a true R&D environment for a handful of developers that will innovate and pave the way for future engine development. This isn't all of them, but it's certainly a LOT of them.
The no R&D is surprising with how much praise the ICE 'team' receivesNah. Culture needs to change. Plenty of divorces from UC4. Lots of talent does leave. 80hr/work weeks for > year is not healthy - even if you are making $200k/yr. That ends up being an underpaid employee @ 40hrs/week. Maybe they should just hire college freshouts that are single. That way they can compete with each other and can work 24hr/day with no families. I've interviewed with some of the top gaming companies in the industry and 100% of the time they are completely arrogant and have a take it or leave it mentality. They also encourage a competitive environment so that the hardest workers get to keep their job after the game ships. They also do R&D off the cuff and while they are developing the game. They don't support a true R&D environment for a handful of developers that will innovate and pave the way for future engine development. This isn't all of them, but it's certainly a LOT of them.
The no R&D is surprising with how much praise the ICE 'team' receives
I have no idea how mods have not yet edited the title...Clickbait thread is worse than a youtube video....
They did, there was a Y missing on NaughtyI have no idea how mods have not yet edited the title...
We have enough morons here already why add to the pilePachter used to post on Gaf. He should come back.
The problem is that you often don't know the culture of the company until you've worked there. Finding another job may take you out of the frying pan and into the fire. It's not like you can ask "Do you crunch" at the interview. If they really like you but they do they would say "no it's a great environment". If they do and they don't like you they would say "Thanks for coming, we'll call you".Yes, you can. Nobody forces you to work at a company during crunch. Absolutely nobody.
Is it easy to change jobs? No.
Is it possible you have to move to a different area to change jobs? Yes.
Will you have to deal with the crunch while you look for new things? Yes.
Is it possible you won't find another similar job and might have to change into a different kind of job? Certainly.
Rep on a CV is also horribly overrated. Most people who actually know what they are doing will look at a person's capabilities, not who their last employers were.
Admittedly, HR people often have no clue what they are actually doing/recruiting for, so those might actually just look at big names on a CV...
Nobody says it's easy, but people are all too eager to claim that somehow people are forced to endure months-years-long crunch, and that's just nonsense.
People are often simply not willing to move out of their comfort zones to find a better job. That's a conscious decision on their part, not something that is forced upon them from above.
"But all my friends live here!" - well, tough luck, live isn't fair. Deal with it.
All of that said, I fully agree with the sentiment that prolonged periods of crunch are 100% a management failure. Some short crunch times are pretty much unavoidable in most projects no matter how well you plan. But when it reaches "for weeks" or "for months" levels, the people in charge should be fired.
Did he say anything wrong though? No. We all crunch, I crunch. Is it necessary? No. Does it happen? Yes. Never complained about it like a little bitch. I work for 12 hours a shift and sometimes I go up to 15-16 a shift. A man got to make a living, not going to complain.Kinda lame that Pachter is saying unhealthy work conditions come with the territory because you're in the big leagues now. Otherwise find another job, I think we can do better than that
Did he say anything wrong though? No. We all crunch, I crunch. Is it necessary? No. Does it happen? Yes. Never complained about it like a little bitch. I work for 12 hours a shift and sometimes I go up to 15-16 a shift. A man got to make a living, not going to complain.
Has nothing to do with being a “tough guy” and I never said its healthy. This is life, not everything goes how we want. Don’t make a fuss about it snowflakeok tough guy over here calling people bitches for not handling a stressful work environment. Just because you endure it doesn't mean it's healthy.
Has nothing to do with being a “tough guy” and I never said its healthy. This is life, not everything goes how we want. Don’t make a fuss about it snowflake
Oh but you calling me a “tough guy” because you didn’t like what I said is fine? Typicallol you're just going full cringe calling people bitches and snowflakes. Thoroughly enjoying your attempts to come off as a resilient tough guy here. ok bro we get it
That's how Mista is. You won't change them. Just read over it, helps a lotlol you're just going full cringe calling people bitches and snowflakes. Thoroughly enjoying your attempts to come off as a resilient tough guy here. ok bro we get it
This is not an immutable fatalityA man got to make a living, not going to complain.
Sometimes you can’t. In my field of work we can’t because we simply can’t control it. If you can then good for you, ask for it.This is not an immutable fatality
It's a choice to complain about it and fight for it to change.
You don’t know me. LolThat's how Mista is. You won't change them. Just read over it, helps a lot![]()
Oh but you calling me a “tough guy” because you didn’t like what I said is fine? Typical![]()
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That's how Mista is. You won't change them. Just read over it, helps a lot![]()
What I said was very clear yet you wanted to feel this way. I’d rather be cringe for saying the truth than an absolute baby that cries whenever life throws an obstacle at them. Good byeNot because I don't like what you're saying it's because you're being a try hard that's trying to prove to everyone that others are weaker than you. You too much cringe for one day, have a nice day
Sometimes you can’t. In my field of work we can’t because we simply can’t control it. If you can then good for you, ask for it.
I work in the airport, in the hangar to be specific. We can't control planes arriving late and have them packed all over the airI don't know your context
What i see in mine is that boundaries in which this is possible are changing and not in the right direction IMO.
I "know" you good enough to know that you like being a bit edgy and if somebody bites on the bait you'll heavily engage into the following conversation about you. I just think that cultivating that behavior leads to what's happening here: No discussion on topic. Nobody wants to read this.You don’t know me. Lol
Being honest all the time and straightforward is bad in todays standard. What a joke
Nah. Culture needs to change. Plenty of divorces from UC4. Lots of talent does leave. 80hr/work weeks for > year is not healthy - even if you are making $200k/yr. That ends up being an underpaid employee @ 40hrs/week. Maybe they should just hire college freshouts that are single. That way they can compete with each other and can work 24hr/day with no families. I've interviewed with some of the top gaming companies in the industry and 100% of the time they are completely arrogant and have a take it or leave it mentality. They also encourage a competitive environment so that the hardest workers get to keep their job after the game ships. They also do R&D off the cuff and while they are developing the game. They don't support a true R&D environment for a handful of developers that will innovate and pave the way for future engine development. This isn't all of them, but it's certainly a LOT of them.
I work in the airport, in the hangar to be specific. We can't control planes arriving late and have them packed all over the air
Thats why I said in my case we can't control it.
While I dont like Jason, the topic and OP are misleading. He doesnt "destroy" Jason or say stuff like hes trying to sell stuff on tabloids
ok bud...He even hosts E3 after parties for all the big wigs. So yes, right.
A compromise, maybe: Politely destroys?DESTROYS lmao polite disagreement more like
I would actually pay to have a staff roll comparison from The Witcher 1 and 2 to Cyberpunk 2077.