How can I improve my chances when applying to Realtime Worlds as a programmer?
Hopefully you followed our other advice and are now a strong programmer! If so, you need to convey this to us in your CV. It doesn’t need to be artistic, but it does need to be: • Well-structured and logically laid out. Make it easy for us to see the information we’re looking for at a glance. • Free of mistakes. Multiple spelling and grammatical errors are inexcusable and don’t reflect well on your attention to detail. • Be specific about things you’ve done, projects you’ve worked on or problems you solved. It’s not enough to say, “I implemented the AI on my group project.” All graduates are going to be saying things like that. You need to stand out. Tell us what language you used, tell us what algorithms and techniques you used, what problems you faced, what you learned from the experience, and so on. Submitting a demo can help you to get noticed, but remember that our hiring managers may not always have time to look at demos in detail, so make sure your CV is good enough to get notic
