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Talk the Talk, Walk the Walk
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By now, you know a thing or two about the game industry. You have a couple of cool side projects you've been working on, and something to show for those efforts. You know you're a great candidate for an entry-level game development position. But when you're out at a game industry event, how do you let people know this without coming off as an arrogant know-it-all? The trick is this: learning how to show your qualifications instead of telling them. Darius Kazemi, who began his career as a game tester and now runs his own company, will let you in on a number of concrete things you can say and do to make it happen.

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