Improve Your Job Adverts in 2 Minutes

4 tips to make your job adverts better and leaner in under 2 minutes...
💡 the vast majority of people are reading, and applying to, job adverts on their phones. A smaller screen size demands that you do more with less words with your job ads.
🫂 we all sell our companies but we rarely sell our teams. Highlight team accomplishments and consider showcasing individual profiles so that candidates can better understand who they would be working with.
✂️ cut out all unnecessary bullet points from your requirements section. Only include the essential requirements and hard skills. This also helps improve gender diversity with your applications as women typically apply to jobs when they hit 90%+ of requirements as compared to men hitting 60%+.
🧾 keep your job title as lean as possible too. For example, I recently reduced this job title "Senior Cloud & Backend Software Engineer" to "Senior Backend Engineer". And consider using an industry standard job title so that candidates know what they're applying for.

[@GeorgeGHR]

Lean, mean, hiring machine

[@b4sic708]

For Companies with proprietary game engine like capcom with RE engine or rockstar with rage engine or valve with source engine is knowledge in unreal useful
if not how can we get experience for such proprietary engines

[@JoeBurridge]

You can't gain experience with company proprietary software unless you work for that company. So they won't be looking necessarily for specific engine experience rather what you have done with that engine.

[@b4sic708]

@@JoeBurridge Okay, nice also I am a houdini FX artist are their companies that use houdini for FX or should I start learning that in unreal ? Would my houdini work(in movies) qualify for game works ?

[@sarwarcreativity5047]

Plz talk about How a game designer will apply for a job because unlike the artist they don't have a proper portfolio to submit
Plz explain both level designer and system designer
NOTE: This for a beginner designer who has not work on a big project yet .

[@JoeBurridge]

You definitely can make a design portfolio, in fact every craft in game development can create a portfolio. It doesn't have to be just for artists. Take a look at this world class game design portfolio as an example www.davidshaver.net/