This is the third of five installments of “How to Get an Academic Job,” a new guide on the tenure-track search from our Career Talk columnists. Previously the series explored “CVs, Cover Letters, and ...

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For Jennifer Dulski, hiring candidates who've served in the exact type of role she's looking to fill is not a priority. The founder and CEO of Rising Team, which sells programs for team development, ...

You've just been laid off, or informed that your role has the likelihood of being eliminated, and you've started resuming the job hunt after being out of the game for several years. It's natural to ...

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This article is part of our Get into Games special, offering students insight on life in the games industry and advice on how to get into the business. You can also find aselection of the best Academy ...