Hi! I'm Nate (he/him). I created Work With Indies– a kind job board and inclusive community dedicated to helping people find and fill roles working for and with indie game developers. We’ve since become a vital community resource and are making a real difference in people’s lives.
Our aspirations are not only to make it easier to find work in indie games but to help make indie games a better place to work.
So, when I saw James Batchelor's tweet this morning, the one in which he describes his 7 year old son's dream job of going around and thanking developers for the games they've made for us, I thought it was a brilliant idea.
A regular practice of expressing and sharing more gratitude for our fellow game developers would certainly make for a better environment and experience for all of us working in games.
Thus, as James requested and many have repeated in his replies, why not make "Developer Thanker" an official role? Luckily, I know a guy. 😁
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Work With Indies is an indie-friendly, easy-to-use, and privacy-focused job board (with ~250k monthly page views) and an inclusive community (with 25,000 members) supporting careers working for and with indie developers. We're creating a safe and central place for 1. people to find cool jobs in indie games and 2. for indie studios to find talent specifically interested in indie games, away from the crowded AAA job sites.
We also host a community with channels and resources to help employees level up their applications and professional development, as well as assist employers in providing fun, fulfilling, and supportive careers in indie games.
While we’re still just getting started, we’ve already helped thousands of community members level up their application materials, find and land their dream jobs, improve their hiring practices, and make a bunch of new friends along the way.
Our aspirations are not only to make it easier to find work in indie games but to help make indie games a better place to work.