Time for me to move on

[geo]

^ Do you have a job?

[hei.so]

@klaudnine

It’s pretty easy for people who haven’t experienced an MMORPG like wow to make fun of it, but you can actually learn valuable skills that are transferrable to real life such as leadership skills (if you are a guild leader managing 50-60 people), communication skills (working together to defeat a boss or to get realm or world firsts) and multi-tasking skills. Many of the professional WOW players I’ve come across are probably some of the smartest people in the world.

Too bad you can’t put this on your resume.

WoW had a trial for a week for new players. I enjoyed it but I didn’t want to pay for the subscription so i didn’t get into it.

[klaudnine]

@geo

^ Do you have a job?

I don’t play games anymore since I started working except occasional ps4, everything can be good in moderation. I’ve seen disasters of people getting addicted to MMORPGs and throwing away their future so it’s definitely not for people who don’t have a certain amount of self control and time management skill.

[infinitybenzo]

I have a ps4 but rarely play it. I feel like the xbox has more games I like.

but it is a great time killer on early lazy sunday mornings before my big shot brunch with some friends.

[Analti_Calte_Equity]

congrats on the job - doubt you need a cpa

definitely plan on having some introductory meetings discussing the financial repercussions of decisions in the company - you’d be surprised how little some people know about it.

actually, you’ll probably find out when someone accidentally throws a financial wrench in your monthly statements and your being pissed does little to help the fact that they had no idea

good luck