Introducing GameCareerGuide.com
So you want a job in the game industry? Sttarting here might be a good idea..
Date: Thursday, October 12, 2006
Author: James Fudge

The CMP Game Group announced today the launch of GameCareerGuide.com , the first website dedicated to unbiased career guidance in the video game industry. The CMP Game Group has taken their expertise through reports such as Game Developer magazine's annual Game Career Guide, salary surveys, industry research and conference content to a live forum with the new web destination. The site provides comprehensive editorial coverage of career and workplace issues and offer resources to get into the game industry, including school and employment listings, tips, and networking support. If you're interested in the world of game development this should probably be your first stop.

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