Aylesbury, England, United Kingdom

Of course I should focus on the company projects. Except this, what should I learn from a company that can help me to run a company after few years working here? Because I do want to found my own company, maybe same type of company (Making computer games). #entrepreneurship #video-games...

What do they do in an interview for gaming and what types of questions are they asked? Do you have to study for the interviews as if it's a test? For example, I studied Virtual Reality in my uni, but not much theory, we just do stuff, making games. Are they gonna ask me about theory? #video-games

I just finished 2.1 in subject Computer Science (Game Tech) at NTU , but I always confuses that am I really qualified in game industry. Can I handle well with the jobs? Projects? Well three years in studying game tech is good for me, I gain lots knowledge, but their current workers must have...

I am majoring in computer science and have always wanted to engage in doing humanitarian work. I was wondering if there are any careers that would involve both of these? Thank you #computer-science #humanitarian

I'm not 100% sure I want to be a lawyer but I definitely want to have a career in the law field. Whether it be steps I should start taking now or attitudes to go into college with, what's some advice qualified people in law related careers or students about to graduate can give me? Thank you!...

It might sound greedy but I'm so blessed to have been offered a place at the school in the first place so I don't want to have to decline the offer just because money is low at the moment. Also, I'm international so a lot of the other ways to fund my education are limited (i.e- I can't apply...

I am an international student starting an US college in Fall this year and I want to know if there are better advantages for one option or the other! #college #major #freshman #sophomore

I have been told that Computer Science is a good major in today's society. The thing is I am not exactly sure what you would do with a computer science degree. What would your career be exactly? What can you choose from? What's the difference between Computer science and engineer? #science...