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video games jobs in japan – join the japanese games industry how to get a job in video games in japan through international recruiter interactive selection posts home about interactive selection in japan games jobs in japan games careers women in games employers – how to use a recruiter? contact us / register follow md @davidsmithuk tweets by @davidsmithuk categories game career advice (10) game jobs in japan (13) interactive selection (6) life in japan (7) archives september 2015 january 2014 may 2013 december 2012 september 2011 june 2011 may 2011 january 2011 march 2010 january 2010 language english 日本語 over 2100 join the games jobs japan linkedin networking group. join us! if you are a member of linkedin, you can now get together with over 2100 others who share the same interests. please link through to http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2810721 . start a discussion, share news! just join the group and start networking. good luck. by: david smith | september 12th, 2015 | tags: linkedin group games job japan | category: game career advice , game jobs in japan , interactive selection , life in japan | comments are closed games recruiter honoured with recruitment body's honorary fellowship. interactive selection is pleased to announce that its md, david smith, has been awarded honorary fellowship of the institute of recruitment professionals (irp) in the uk. the institute of recruitment professionals (irp) is the representative body for individuals working within the staffing and recruitment industry. established in 2009 in its present form, but tracing its history back for over 80 years,the irp helps its members maintain and develop their careers, providing a clear differentiator for the professional recruiter. all irp members abide by a code of ethics , and commit to upholding best practice. honfirp status is the highest accolade of individual members and is only awarded to those members who have demonstrated an outstanding career and outstanding personal contribution to rec, irp and the recruitment industry. the honorary fellowship is awarded annually at the recruitment & employment confederation’s (rec’s) agm and david bagged 1 of the 2 on offer. all in all, there are about 100000 working in uk recruitment and we understand that under 20 have been given this honour. david commented, “i am thrilled with this award. it is another first for the games industry. recognition by your peers counts for a lot. my work in the recruitment profession, just as in the games industry is ongoing and i look forward to working with the rec and irp to advance its standing still further.” by: david smith | september 11th, 2015 | tags: david smith firp , honfirp | category: game career advice , interactive selection | comments are closed interactive selection welcome new entertainment industry employers seeking key staff in 2014 as the economic recovery continues, are you expanding your team in 2014? hiring just one key role, quickly, can bring significant benefits. make use of an award winning global recruiter like interactive selection with 17 years of experience in the interactive entertainment sector across all territories to find that key member of your team speedily and with the minimum of fuss. think of the role that will bring the most benefit to the company but is the most challenging to source. this is where we make our living. with no upfront fee, it is our job to respond successfully to your critical needs. the strength of our offering in all formats of the entertainment space – online/ web browser, mobile games and apps, cross platform casual games, console, mmo, gambling, social gaming, transmedia, serious games, games publishing, monetisation – is reflected in interactive selection winning the best service provider award 2013 from uk game developer trade association, tiga. our long term relationships with tens of thousands in our sector means that we can quickly deliver to you a selection of the most qualified applicants. contact david smith, md today on david at interactiveselection dot com! by: david smith | january 4th, 2014 | tags: games jobs japan 2014 | category: game jobs in japan | comments are closed meet giles goddard and dylan cuthbert, 2 british expats making games in kyoto, japan the pixel junk games have garnered runaway success on playstation’s downloadable service, but the kyoto-based studio was founded by a pair of british expats, giles goddard and dylan cuthbert. here is their story. by: david smith | may 27th, 2013 | category: game career advice , game jobs in japan | comments are closed interview with interactive selection placed jaymin kessler of q-games interactive selection placed jaymin kessler at q-games in may 2008. following on from our last post here at games jobs japan we have another interview about the problems and benefits of working in japan. having previously worked at a number of north america companies, ea and hypnotix, he made his move to japan where he is now working at q-games with both programming and r&d responsibilities. gjj – both professionally and personally, what struck you about japan when you arrived? jk - before coming to q, i had visited japan roughly 10 or 11 times so i felt reasonably prepared. of course the issues you deal with as a resident are completely different than those you encounter as a tourist. for example, when searching for a mansion (a kind of japanese apartment), i came across an absolutely perfect place but the owner didn’t like foreigners and refused to rent to us (or that’s what was explained to us by our real estate agent). it’s really the only time in my 3 years that anyone has given me any trouble for being a foreigner. a few things did require having japanese friends/contacts to do. for example, when renting a mansion you usually need to have a japanese person be your guarantor, which makes sense because a japanese resident is there forever while foreigners tend to just up and disappear to their home countries suddenly. on the good side (in kyoto), the food here is shockingly good and the cost of living is insanely low. the people are really incredibly friendly and go out of their way to be nice to each other. it’s quite different from my experiences in tokyo. i also had no idea how safe kyoto is. i routinely see kindergarten-age kids walking home from school completely alone with no adult supervision. the people here seem quite honest. someone had dropped a 500 yen coin that i found, so i put it on top of a trunk box. i came back a week later and no one had taken it. gjj – have there been any unanticipated conflicts or issues caused in the workplace through cultural differences? jk – the only thing i can think of is that we had a japanese member of the staff that used to sleep at his desk during the day. i was told that it’s semi-normal for some people at japanese companies to sleep at their desks (a sign of how hard they work?) but it just seemed incredibly bothersome to me. also, i am sure that i unknowingly do rude things all the time, but my japanese coworkers are quite forgiving and don’t tell me when i do. i could see things being much harder and problematic at a non-gaming company. because q-games consists of a bunch of… eclectics… working at a gaming company where no one wears suits to work, there tends to be more joking around and things are far less formal than at other companies. also, because we’re a small company, we’re all friends, which really helps a lot as well. i think that kind of environment lowers tension a little and makes most cultural misunderstandings kinda funny. gjj – what have been the benefit of working for a japanese company and japanese colleges? jk – the main benefit of working at a japanese company is that you get to live in japan. the main benefit of working with japanese coworkers is that they help you practice your japanese. also they are great at parties. gjj – is there any advice you would offer to people wanting to work in japan,

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