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As a freelancer, our columnist is confronted with a wide range of tasks – that's exactly his thing! And he is happy to be able to help out with problems as a generalist veteran.
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Are you ready for something new from the freelance world? No, of course I'm not announcing a world-exclusive reboot of the space game here. Rather, this column is another foray into my life as a freelancer. In my case, this always means that I have to carry out a wide variety of tasks as part of different orders. The day before yesterday I was a designer working on the concept for a horse game; yesterday an accountant who worked with calculations and calculated funding; today I am a teacher who is a visiting lecturer at a university; Tomorrow I'll be a producer again, delving into project plans and milestone definitions; The day after tomorrow there will even be a legal assistant who will review an initial draft of the contract before it is finally checked by the customer's legal department and presented to management for signature.
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| I am what is also called a “fixer”. |
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I am what is also called a “fixer”. But don't make a mental wrong turn towards Night City. Waving euro dollars at a cybernetics mercenary over the holo has actually not yet been part of my remit. I could also say jack of all trades or jack of all trades. Not a specialist who only knows one area very well, but a generalist with a wide spectrum – and if I don't know what to do next, I know enough people and specialists who can help me in the relevant field.
I've already done a lot in the games industry – and today it's paying off…
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