How i can get job on Valve

[Papa Maskarada]

What you sinking ?

[Zarineth]

https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/

[Papa Maskarada]

thanks , i dont have so many skills how need on valve)
need more low jobs) like tester ,gametest ,game dev)

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you could start up a youtube channel testing games....

game devs might check on how their games a being promoted..

[Papa Maskarada]

Oh, that good idea bro

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Originally posted by Papa Maskarada:

thanks , i dont have so many skills how need on valve)
need more low jobs) like tester ,gametest ,game dev)

"Testers/gametest" are usually not paid.

"Game dev" requires some skill.

[Haruspex]

Actual professional game testing isn't the fun time you might think it is. It's a thankless, difficult, repetitive, low-paying job with little to no actual security in your position. The only reason anyone tolerates it is to "get into the industry". You're actually better off assembling chicken sandwiches at your local McDonalds.

You should focus on acquiring skills first.

[Ben Lubar]

Valve generally only has people test each game once (and pulls people in from the street - who would turn down playing an unreleased game for free?) because they want to see first impressions. They don't employ people specifically to test games.

[xBCxRangers]

I have an application in for moderation. They said i should hear in a few days.

I'm becoming a part of the Team

[Brian9824]

Originally posted by xBCxRangers:

I have an application in for moderation. They said i should hear in a few days.

I'm becoming a part of the Team

Which is a complete fabrication as moderation is via a 3rd party company and not part of Valve which ironically would be known by anyone with a shred of knowledge of how Valve operates.

[Komarimaru]

Originally posted by xBCxRangers:

I have an application in for moderation. They said i should hear in a few days.

I'm becoming a part of the Team

We know this isn't true. That's not how things work in Valve.

[Ben Lubar]

Originally posted by brian9824:

Originally posted by xBCxRangers:

I have an application in for moderation. They said i should hear in a few days.

I'm becoming a part of the Team

Which is a complete fabrication as moderation is via a 3rd party company and not part of Valve.

Well, they could have sent in an application even if that's not a position they offer. The webpage saying "we usually reply within a few days" doesn't mean anyone looked at their application yet.

[Brian9824]

Originally posted by Ben Lubar:

Originally posted by brian9824:

Which is a complete fabrication as moderation is via a 3rd party company and not part of Valve.

Well, they could have sent in an application even if that's not a position they offer. The webpage saying "we usually reply within a few days" doesn't mean anyone looked at their application yet.

Then it wouldn't have been an application for moderation, but eh easier to just report users derailing threads and let the REAL moderators deal with them

[Ben Lubar]

Originally posted by brian9824:

Originally posted by Ben Lubar:

Well, they could have sent in an application even if that's not a position they offer. The webpage saying "we usually reply within a few days" doesn't mean anyone looked at their application yet.

Then it wouldn't have been an application for moderation, but eh easier to just report users derailing threads and let the REAL moderators deal with them

They clearly didn't read the explanation of what applying for a job entails on the page where they applied: https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/jobs?job_id=27

[Brian9824]

Originally posted by Ben Lubar:

Originally posted by brian9824:

Then it wouldn't have been an application for moderation, but eh easier to just report users derailing threads and let the REAL moderators deal with them

They clearly didn't read the explanation of what applying for a job entails on the page where they applied: https://www.valvesoftware.com/en/jobs?job_id=27

My uncle already told me that if they ever did get one he has first dibs on the rejection letter.

Originally posted by Papa Maskarada:

thanks , i dont have so many skills how need on valve)
need more low jobs) like tester ,gametest ,game dev)

As already noted you have no chance in hell really. Your best bet is to start looking into getting some experience with established companies, building up a resume, etc. However the odds of you getting a game design position with Valve is minimal as they don't focus on games as much.

Web design would be far more likely, as would programming.

[Mad Scientist]

Originally posted by xBCxRangers:

I have an application in for moderation. They said i should hear in a few days.

I'm becoming a part of the Team

Definitely False.