So, I want to apply for a position at riot...

Thryale··4 votes·379 views

...but don't really know what I'd actually be that qualified for. I've read over their available positions multiple times, but it just feels kinda overwhelming, and I have a bit of an inferiority complex. (or just really low self-esteem)

My dream is to one day become a game designer of sorts, but I know full well I don't have the skills necessary for it at this point in my life. But just working at riot in any position would be a dream come true atm.

As for what accomplishments I have right now:

  • I've graduated from Liberty University with a Bachelor's in Web Technology and Design
  • I'm currently employed at Xerox as a cable support technician for Cox communications
  • I'm currently Silver IV (in promos for S3) and have been playing league since September 2010
  • I made a (small) Don't Starve mod while in college

And as for what skills I have include:

  • basic knowledge of CSS/html, C++, and Java
  • basic knowledge of photoshop, Illustrator, and Indesign
  • basic knowledge of Cinema 4D
  • very strong (imo) communication skills
  • a great voice (cox customers keep telling me I sound I should work as a radio or game show host)
  • very strong in a team environment

some things that I need to improve would include:

  • I struggle at starting independent projects (am a big procrastinator when left to my own devices)
  • low self-esteem
  • keeping my voice at a reasonable level when speaking (not always aware that I'm getting louder when I talk)

But yeah, I think that covers the basics. What do ya'll think? What area looks like it'd suit me best, and what should I work on to make myself an attractive hire for said area? I would really like to turn in my resume right away, but I keep getting cold feet when I read the list or look at the requirements for every position. (that, and I hate writing cover letters)

4 Comments

Arakadia2 votes

Sry, don't know what to say lol. Hope you find an answer tho.

JQKAndrei1 votes

Isn't there any contact on the jobs page? You could just need to be redirected to the job covered by your degree.

Thryale1 votes

the problem with my degree is that all the positions it's for want experience in the industry before they'll even give me a second glance.

spent 8 months looking for a job before I got hired as a call center agent. :/ I don't play the "job search game" very well. I'm not good at it.

JQKAndrei2 votes

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