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Image 39 of part 1 is an old Middle School/Jr. High friend of mine Tom. He is a lead artist. I have been playing WoW since day 1 and just found out he works there. His wife a good friend of mine just told me in passing.. I about fell over. I am so going to leverage my friendship to see if I can go visit him at work lol.
The same day I found that out another friend tells me her husband works at Skywalker Audio! Talk about a good geek day for me.
As far as developers go, i'd say this one really takes the biscuit
http://www.tgdaily.com/slideshows/in...200811142&p=43
ps.
http://www.tgdaily.com/slideshows/in...200811143&p=26
So out of the 140 people like what, 4 were female? So what, 3%? Somehow that doesn't shock me. Just a bit... strange.
I can see how some people find it strange but, personnaly, I was expecting something like that. What I find strange thought is that you actualy looked at all the pictures... !Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Xzin',index.php?page=Thread&postID=148309#post148 309
I counted at least 14. With a couple blurry photos that could go either way based on hair styles and other things.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Xzin',index.php?page=Thread&postID=148309#post148 309
So 10% plus.
I didn't count them all :) Just leafed through the first few and started noticing a trend of guy, guy, guy, guy, guy, girl, guy, guy, guy, guy, unknown, guy, guy, guy, etc.
Not really surprising but still, one would like to think a more even 50/50 distribution would be possible. I guess not.
Women don't seem to be much into game development. Where I work (we do web games), there are about 50 guys and 3 women. We had a female programmer that applied for a job, not sure what happened with that.