17. Aaron Morley: Holding a mirror to yourself

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Game Dev Diary

Ahmetcan Demirel

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Learn from the career journeys of gaming veterans. Hear about how they got their first job, their recommendations for breaking into the space, and the key moments that defined their careers. Listen to them reflecting on challenges and career highlights while offering valuable advice for personal and professional growth. If you're seeking insights into getting started, navigating pivotal career moments, and forging your path in the gaming industry, Game Dev Diary is your go-to source for the real talk you won't find anywhere else.

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17. Aaron Morley: Holding a mirror to yourself

Game Dev Diary

48 minutes 2 seconds

1 year ago

17. Aaron Morley: Holding a mirror to yourself

This week’s guest at Game Dev Diary was Aaron Morley. He is currently working as the Lead Product Manager at Sumo Leamington and he previously worked at companies such as SEGA, Ubisoft, and TreesPlease Games.

We discussed the importance of persisting through sacrifices, why being flexible with working on different roles can help you grow, and how you should start reflecting on your successes even when everything seems perfect.

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