"Lazy Video Game Player
With No College Education Makes $150 a DAY
Playing Video Games And Drinking Soda."
Discover how you could do the same
thing and get paid a full-time job's salary to play video games all
day long.
Two Minutes. Just give me two
minutes of your time. Not three or four... Just spend two minutes
reading the below information and if you are not interested that's
fine. But just give me two minutes. That's all I ask.
As a Video Game Tester You
Will:
Get to Play NEW Video Games
Get PAID to Play NEW Video Games
Get PAID to Play UNRELEASED Video Games before anyone
else
Get FREE Copies of Video Games
Get Cheat Codes, Level Secrets, and other "bugs" that only
game testers know about.
Get vital Real-World experience working with various
departments such as development, marketing, manufacturing, and
get "your foot in the door" to this industry.
*I'll Tell You Right Now
If you do not like playing video games then this is NOT for
you.
There are companies that will PAY people to play their video
games. I'm not talking about some lame ass games online. I'm talking
about the latest and greatest games that are yet to hit the shelves.
These games need to be tested before they are sold to millions of
people.
Would you like to be the one testing new-unreleased games
and getting paid for it?
*Companies Need You!
The Video Game Industry has skyrocketed over the past few years.
In 2008, the video game industry is
now over a $50 billion dollar business. That figure is
expected to increase substantially in 2009 and 2010. What does this
mean for you? If you work in this industry the amount of money going
into your bank account will increase to a lot more. And next year.
And the year after. That's IF you work in this industry.
Companies worldwide are desperately searching for people to test
their games and PLAY THEM ONLINE, and they'll pay you nicely in
return. It's a win-win situation. They release more quality games,
you get paid. It's as simple as that. These companies have cash,
LOTS of it, and they're eager to share it with you.
All you need to get started is a computer with internet access.
What you'll be doing is playing NEW games and submitting any bugs
that you've found. That's it! No prior skills or experience
needed on your part. You don't need any degree in marketing
to do this. Heck, you didn't even have to finish high school!
I'm going to teach you EXACTLY how to do everything with my step
by step guide. I'll show you exactly how I landed a Game Testing Job
and how you can do the same. I know over 50
companies that are looking for game testers such as
yourself. And best of all, everything is online, that way,
you can start at your own pace. All types of individuals around the
world use this play games and make more money than they ever could
working in a boring, dead-end day job. So, why wouldn't you? You can
work part-time or full-time, it's all up to you. There will be no
one to give you orders anymore! You have now become your own
boss.
You know it and I know it; 99% of money making opportunities on
the web are useless. Our website has been copied over 20 times. Do
NOT fall for our competitor's LIES. Gamer Testing Ground has been
online since 2004, longer than ALL of the jokers who've copied
us. Over a period of 4 years nothing has come close to this.
*How Does This Work?
This is like a freelance opportunity. I'll show you
all the steps to how I got my job as a game tester and how you can
do the same.
I'll provide you with a large online network of over 50 of
companies to work with, each looking for someone such as yourself.
The video game field is huge, that's why there are so many positions
available. Many people love to work with companies that relate to
their interests. Like ONLY car racing games? That's fine. Like ONLY
RTS games like WarCraft, that's fine. Like ONLY MMORPG? No problem!
Whatever your pleasure. Find the companies you'd like to work with
and only work with them!
You just have to submit an application with these companies and
then you can get to work. Don't worry, there are no extra fees for
submitting multiple applications. Once you've figured out which
company you'll work with, you'll be set. They'll send you games,
you'll play them, send them a list of bugs, and they'll pay you.
The more games you test, the more money you earn. It's
that simple!
I guarantee that once a company accepts you, you could earn back
your membership fee multiple times over within just a day or two of
testing with no trouble at all.
You'll be provided with everything you need to get started;
including ways to get companies to contact YOU when THEY have games
ready for testing, how to stand out on your application - why YOU
are the best applicant for that position. Why YOUR gaming skillz are
better (on paper anyway) than anyone else's, and more.
*Here's A Calculator
For You
Look, I can't guarantee that you'll make $90/hour
playing games. And the sites that say so are full of you know
what.
But even if you make just $20/hour that's over
$160/day for an 8 hour day.
See for yourself.
Use this
sample calculator below and get an estimate your
potential income*:
How much will
make an hour?
How many
hours/day?
How many days a week
will you test games?
Daily
Income: $40.00 *On
days that you work.
Weekly Income: $1,025.00
Monthly Income: $4,100.00
Yearly Income: $53,300.00
*Frequently Asked
Questions
1. Why would companies pay me to beta test
games?
The game industry is now over a
$50 billion dollar business. In the case of nationwide
companies, producing games that have bugs in them -- games that the
customers will return, means losing millions of dollars, and likely
jobs.
If you buy a new MMORPG that crashes every time your
character jumps while running, chances are you will not like the
game and tell all of your friends not to buy it. This is a
serious setback for the game company. The customers that bought
their product will not buy it again and neither will their friends.
This company now will have invested millions of dollars in game
development, manufacturing, shipping, and marketing costs but no one
will buy their game because of one glitch.
2. What, programmers can't catch all the glitches?
The answer is NO -- programmers are
not necessarily gamers, they won't find all the bugs that a
gamer will. If a company pays you $40/hr to play games and find
glitches for them that would otherwise ruin the game experience for
the user, and possibly hurt their sales, from their perspective it's
really a good deal.
3. What kind of games will I beta test?
It will depend on the company, but all these games have been
tested before release:
Age of Conan - Hyborian
Adventures
BattleForge
Team Fortress 2
Mass Effect
World In Conflict
4. Can I test games on the XBOX 360, PS3, PSP, Nintendo
DS, Gameboy, etc?
This will depend on the job that you land. If you only want to
test games on the XBOX360 ONLY then your employment opportunities
will obviously be limited. You will apply for jobs that you like and
test on whatever system that you wish to test on.
Still have a question? Please see this page for
other common questions/answers.
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P.S. In just a few
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Popular Wiki: Top 5 common resume mistakes and how to avoid them
If you have ever tried to write a resume, for yourself or for someone you know, you are already familiar with the fact that this is not an easy task to take on. So much information goes into a resume; from your career objective to the list of your qualifications, your resume should be personal, convey confidence and set your best foot forward in order to impress a potential employer. However, creating a winning resume is not easy. The following are the most commonly made mistakes in resume composition:
?Including references to personal web sites.
You may wonder why referencing a personal web site may be a mistake. What if you have a sample of your graphic design work on your site that you want your potential employer to see? It sounds like a great idea, if the site you are referencing only has work-related information available. Many people make a mistake of including their personal web sites that may contain information potential employers may find irrelevant (and now you are wasting their time) or inappropriate.
As a rule, do not include your personal web site if it contains your photo or other photos that may be viewed as inappropriate, if it contains jokes (even if they are clean jokes), or your blog. In other words, if the site you have is entirely for personal purposes, you are best leaving it off your resume.
Include a link to your web site if the pages are set up to showcase your professional portfolio, a copy of your resume, reference letters, presentations, photos taken for professional use, or your web development skills.
?Using very small fonts in order to get everything to fit on one page.
One of the most common challenges is creating a resume that formats well on a single page. As a rule, a resume should not exceed two pages. However, in recent years, it has become commonplace for professionals to change jobs frequently, and listing all the experiences, in addition to your career objective, education, qualifications and references, can certainly take up a lot of space.
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?Incorrect company/school listings.
The biggest mistake people make, without realizing that they are making it, is not referring to the past employers and/or the school(s) they’ve attended by their full names. Do not use variations of company and school names. Don’t use abbreviations unless they are in fact part of the name. If you have attended New York University, list the complete name, not just NYU (even though it’s commonly known and your employer will likely recognize it). You don’t want to appear sloppy or as if you don’t pay attention to details.
?Lengthy paragraphs describing your experiences.
To list the responsibilities you’ve had in your past professional experience, you are best off using bullet points that begin with action verbs, such as managed, developed, etc. You do not need to use full sentences, and you certainly do not need to use the paragraph format. This makes the information in your resume overwhelming and difficult to review quickly. Make your statements brief and clear; don’t add words to fill in space.
?Typos.
The most important factor in achieving a winning resume is proof reading. You want to put your best foot forward. If your resume contains grammar and spelling problems, your potential employer will get an impression that you are not detail-oriented. It is hard to proof a document you have been working on so closely ?use spell check (but be ware, it will not catch everything), ask your friends for help, meet with a career counselor. Do your best to present the most polished resume to your potential employers.
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