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Posted August 15, 2013
Will you be attending GDC in Cologne, Germany? That may be your chance to join the GOG.com Team!

GDC Europe is starting on Monday, August 19, and we'd like you to know that GOG.com will be there. You can find us at Booth 147--make sure to drop by and say "hi!". Or maybe you'll be one of those people who actually get to stick around much, much longer? We've recently posted a variety of job offers. In particular, we're looking to fulfill a variety of developer positions at our Warsaw, Poland office:

Senior Web Developer, PHP
Senior Web Designer
Web Graphic Designer
Lead Software Engineer
Senior Software Engineer, Desktop
Senior Software Engineer, Online

Are you any one of these, perchance? Then come, and join our DRM-free revolution! We offer a competitive salary, great working atmosphere, extensive health and sport activity packages, and help in relocating to the amazing city of Warsaw. You can visit our booth at any time during the event, or--if you're serious about landing one of these positions--you can even schedule a meeting with our charming HR specialist at [url=mailto:work@gog.com]work@gog.com[/url].

That's not all of GOG.com-related attractions at GDC. Our Head of Marketing & PR Trevor Longino (also known as The Enigmatic T, the Voice of This Week on GOG, The Beheaded Man in The Hat, The Scourge of Carpathia, the--oh, you know who we mean) is also speaking at GDC in a session titled, PR Quest! The Adventure to Make Your Game a Success the GOG.com Way! at 14:30 (local time) on Monday, 19 August in Congress Saal 3. Join him, if you want to learn a bit more about GOG.com and our extravagant ways.

We hope to see you in Cologne!
Posted August 15, 2013
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The-Business: (...) Will you learn Polish in the next 2 years?
We do not require our employees to speak Polish. In fact we have number of people in our office that do not speak Polish at all. :)
Posted August 15, 2013
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Vestin: Out of curiosity: what is your field of expertise?
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de_Monteynard: Social Sciences. More precisely, the EU from a politics/polity side of things (with a dash of policies mixed in-between). Don't get me wrong, a very interesting field, regardless of all the current talk about it and I enjoy my work on it very much.

However, GOG for me represents the type of company that many should aspire to and its work is for a computer enthusiast like myself the hot-spring from which greater things will arise.
And you think that's a problem? I have BA in European Studies (which is almost exactly the same what you described) and yet I work here. In tech department, even :P
Posted August 15, 2013
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The-Business: (...) Will you learn Polish in the next 2 years?
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Chamb: We do not require our employees to speak Polish. In fact we have number of people in our office that do not speak Polish at all. :)
I know I can't speak it :P
Posted August 15, 2013
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mondo84: For curiosity's sake I looked at the hiring announcement from March.

I wonder if any hirings were made since March and they're adding even more people, or if the same positions are open? It's not really relevant, though.

Good luck to applicants!
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HypersomniacLive: It is actually. If the same positions are still open, it could mean that (a) there wasn't much interest, (b) GOG couldn't/ didn't find any suitable fits or (c) a combination of (a) and (b).
New positions point to good things for GOG's future and thus us.
Just to avoid speculation: we did hire some people recently, now we need more :-)
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