Closing Keynote
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Conference recap argues that the industry built protective “walls” in response to fear and that those walls now block talent and knowledge; mobile, Steam and Switch created indie access but each platform is now a tough market; a mentorship program attracts 100+ working lunch applicants and mentorship often saves careers; practical advice includes take a compliment as eagerly as you give one, respect your audience, keep public lists of accomplishments, and push for accountability, unionization and better harassment protections.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 10:00The Death and Life of Great American Cities by Jane Jacobs
- 23:31What Are You Most Scared of and What Gives You Hope
- 30:28Self Deprecation
- 31:42Respect Your Audience
- 31:57Refer to the List
- 33:54Who Helped You Become Who You Are Today
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