since, for many of you, toribash duties take up a fair amount of your time, would you ever include your experience here on a job/school application
the obvious answer is probably no because it's not a very good testament to maturity or whatever. i'm actually wondering if you personally believe your experience here is comparable to a "real" volunteer job
the obvious answer is probably no because it's not a very good testament to maturity or whatever. i'm actually wondering if you personally believe your experience here is comparable to a "real" volunteer job
Your pal,
crith
crith
Originally Posted by crith
since, for many of you, toribash duties take up a fair amount of your time, would you ever include your experience here on a job/school application
the obvious answer is probably no because it's not a very good testament to maturity or whatever. i'm actually wondering if you personally believe your experience here is comparable to a "real" volunteer job
I mean, why the hell not? For example, if a site dev like Link was applying for a job somewhere, he would want to put on his application that he was a site developer for a website; it looks good. As for other positions, I'm not so sure. I might include it just for the hell of it, but I'm not sure it would help me get anywhere.
Originally Posted by crith
since, for many of you, toribash duties take up a fair amount of your time, would you ever include your experience here on a job/school application
the obvious answer is probably no because it's not a very good testament to maturity or whatever. i'm actually wondering if you personally believe your experience here is comparable to a "real" volunteer job
Put it in my job, uni and group project applications, got in on all of them with questions on TB being a main talking point. Any experience is worth putting down if you make it worth the time and you can open some serious doors that way.
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Originally Posted by Gynx
Put it in my job, uni and group project applications, got in on all of them with questions on TB being a main talking point. Any experience is worth putting down if you make it worth the time and you can open some serious doors that way.
Yeah same. When I applied to uni I was able to talk about leading a group of ~20 volunteers with a common interest. And there's a lot less stigma attached to games nowadays.
It shows that you can take a hobby and you're naturally inclined to get involved and help. It's more about what it implies about you as oppose to the fact you can say 'yeah I'm an admin on toribash'
She/They
Yeah, I only don't like erthtkv2 because of the mod's name. Make it "tkv2," and the mod will instantly become more popular. This is a valid reason as the name of the mod is still an important feature that no one seems to have yet discussed.
Yeah, I only don't like erthtkv2 because of the mod's name. Make it "tkv2," and the mod will instantly become more popular. This is a valid reason as the name of the mod is still an important feature that no one seems to have yet discussed.
huh. i think i would feel a bit embarrassed if i listed toribash moderating experience on an application and then it came up during the interview (not that i don't think toribash is the bee's knees) but if it actually helped you out, that's really great - more power to you
Your pal,
crith
crith
