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Share your passions | Freelance writer Daryl Baxter
I talked to Daryl about writing and freelancing, how does he use feedback and Google Analytics, what's special about a retrospective and what does his process look like when he's writing, plus how to send a direct message to an editor to ask for a gig.
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You’ll never be completely ready | Gamification Expert Rob Alvarez
Rob is an expert on gamification and works at IE Business School in Madrid. He is involved with the various projects that they make around gamification and also teaches at the school. We talk about what gamification is exactly, how and why you'd use it in both education and business. And we also get into the ethical aspects of gamification.
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Give uniqueness to the conversation | Nida Ahmad UX’er and host on the Level Edit podcast
We talk about what UX really is, is it manipulative? Why a game is all in the head of the player, crunch and over time, game jams, and the value of being yourself and being unique.
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Agreeing is boring | David Turner host on The Computer Game Show
David has over ten years of experience making podcasts and naturally has a lot of advice to give for anybody considering starting a podcast. We talk about why they spend a lot of time arguing on The Computer Game Show and how or why you'd want to monetise your podcast.
ICYMI - New episode out:
Your Doubt Is Not Uncommon | Solo developer Davis Bickford - StudioSploot
Topics:
• Structuring your work
• Impostor Syndrome
• Asking for help
https://t.co/8PdZxZRwCs
#playercharacters #podcast #gamedev #gaming #solodeveloper
@Polygon @chrisgrant Related:
Here's how to pitch stories to @polygon. We updated our guide earlier this year.
https://t.co/3986gSBR3V
Thanks a lot!
And thank you for the feedback ❤️
@playercharactrs @StudioSploot Thank you for this episode. Very cool interview. Interesting thoughts about being eager to create something and wanting to figure it out alone. Very relatable. I also love the question about the biggest failure and what could be learned from it. I had a lot of fun listening.
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