Thanks for sharing on your cakeday. Have a good one.

As for your programming skills, have you developed and shared online any personal side projects to show off your abilities and knowledge in a more tangible means than a CV can provide?

Happy cakeday :)

With all of the laid off game dev people, it doesn't sound surprising it's hard to find a job. It was so sad to hear about each dev place being shuttered. Maybe branch out to other job types, work on your own game, and do a YouTube on the process of making your new game...?

When my friend couldn't get a job in his industry, he just took something to pay the bills, then kept applying. Hope you have some luck soon.

Happy Cake Day! 🎂🎉🎂 (and thanks for the train!)

If you don't mind me asking, why were you fired 4 times in a short time? It might help to guide you to something more long-term.

Bump ^ 7!

Happy cakeday!

Happy Cake Day!

Happy cakeday and congrats on lvl 7:)

Happy cakeday!

happy cakeday! as for the job i cant personally offer a position, BUT i do highly recommend watching PirateSoftware's videos, he has lots of wisdom on these kinds of things, and would be very happy to offer you some advice,
hope all goes well God bless you :)

it sucks to be fired, but keep it up and maintain a positive attitude, I hope you are will be to find your next sting soon! Keep it up :)

Bump and good luck with hopefully soon finding a new job !

Happy cake day and thanks for the train! Lately i prefer more entertaining content, to be able to turn the brain off

Happy cake day! :)

And good luck finding a new nad better job!

Happy Cakeday, Anxeal :)

Sorry about your predicament.
Hope you can still enjoy your cake-factory day though 😉

HCD!

bump

Happy 🎂day Anxeal 🎉

happy cakeday!
and good luck!

Happy cakeday and good luck with your job search! Bump! =)

Happy cakeday!

Happy Cake Day! I know your situation is far from rosy right now, but I hope you can put your worries aside for just a while to feel good about your 8 years on SG. :)

As for career advice, it probably isn't the wisest decision to ask for it from strangers on the internet who don't know the details of your situation, especially when this is, at the end of the day, just a giveaway site for Steam games. If you're going to turn to the internet for help, maybe some sort of game dev forum would be better suited? Keep in mind that even the best advice would mean nothing if you don't apply it, though. I'm sure you've already had your fair share of advice in your life; it's up to you to make something out of it.

What exactly is a game dev YouTuber? Can you give a few examples?

Happy cake day and thanks for the train:)

On the bad side, I personally believe going to places near and handing personally still works better than online (depending on the size of the company) and to send things directly. Just search companies and send, instead of using platforms like Linkedin. That's my 2cents, wish you good luck:)

Happy CakeDay :)