@MichaelG_3D Wait…I thought you were in a school XD

@markypin Graduated 2021

@MichaelG_3D Ours don’t! You should put your name in the hat!

@flavor_waves 👀

@MichaelG_3D I thought I was alone in wondering this. My biggest gripe in the work world. Drastically hurts my chances to break into the games industry.

@MichaelG_3D Opposite: why do companies need to exist for 3 years before they can take on student interns? We want and need the help 😁

@MichaelG_3D Hmm, maybe we need apprenticeships.

@MichaelG_3D Right??

@MichaelG_3D And will return to school🫠

@MichaelG_3D I've asked that to a AA game studios RH. They didn't give a straight answer tho, but I think they just don't trust people without some school diploma.

@MichaelG_3D I've noticed this is a major trend across industries. Like what John said we need apprenticeships but companies don't want to invest in people anymore.

@MichaelG_3D Being more than a decade removed from school really opened my eyes to how much the people in the middle get forgotten

@MichaelG_3D Just school? Lol try to get an intership when you are over 27 see how it goes 😂 I went through some ageism when I started doing game art.

@MichaelG_3D part of the reason i’m going to college 😺

@MichaelG_3D It’s so frustrating

@MichaelG_3D I'm in school and there are 0 interns in Spain, everything goes counter wise 🥺

@MichaelG_3D I feel you dude. I graduated May ‘22 last year and seeing all those unattainable opportunities I know would be so good for me hurts

@MichaelG_3D Mostly because there is funding available through various government entities to bring in internship/coop people that are still in school.

@MichaelG_3D ikr! like how am i supposed to get a job now that i've graduated college? none of the open positions i've are entry level and all of the internships aren't available to you once you graduate. it's so confusing and i'm so lost- 😭

@MichaelG_3D It's like.. if you didn't already know specifically what you wanted to do when you were in college *and* applied *and* get accepted, then you kinda out of luck once you graduate. Seems a bit silly. Graduation shouldn't have to close so many doors for you.