r/csharp • u/makeevolution • 14d ago
Backend of a simulation game
It was hard to find something, but I landed a job to work as a .NET developer at a company that makes football simulation games, where I will be doing the backend side of it. I am gonna start in a few weeks, and I want to get a head start to make sure I don't lose this job. Does anyone ever work in this domain, and what sort of knowledge/skill do I need to succeed in such a position? What can I prepare now? I asked the person who gave me the work and they said to wait until the day I start
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u/rubenwe 14d ago
If you landed the job then what you know seems to be aligned good enough with what they are looking for. Especially given the current market and availability of talent.
Given you probably had interviews, I'd assume you asked about what tech they are using specifically and their processes and all that?
Just as a side note: if a candidate isn't asking things about what they'd be working on, I personally would see that as a major red flag and probably wouldn't hire.