FREE LIVE WORKSHOP FOR GAME DEV LEADERS
The Biggest Way Game Dev Leaders Fail Their Teams
(and 3 things to change right now to get your game on track)
For producers, directors, leads and studio heads who are working hard every day, and still not seeing the biggest problems get better.
About an hour, live.
What you will walk away with
1. Know where you are going
How many leaders waste time without making the team and game better because they don't have a clear destination.
2. Aim for results, not output
Why more output does not make a better game, and how a shared destination gives your team real progress.
3. Don't tie your ego to your ideas
Why tying your ego to your ideas hurts your team, and how being okay with an idea being wrong gets you to a better game faster.
Plus one belief about leadership that keeps good leaders stuck. I'll save that for the end.
Pick the session that fits your calendar
Running the whole thing twice. Both are live only!
Wednesday, October 28
9:00 AM Pacific · 12:00 PM Eastern
Thursday, October 29
5:00 PM Pacific · 8:00 PM Eastern
This workshop is for you if
- You lead a team that makes games, at any size of studio.
- You are working hard, and your team isn't where it should be.
- You want a clear next step instead of a longer to-do list.
Your host
I'm Benjamin Carcich. I spent nearly a decade at Riot Games, and now I help game dev leaders build better teams and better games through Building Better Games.
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes, the entire webinar is free. At the end I will also tell you about the Game Dev Leadership Accelerator, a four-month program for leaders who want more help.
How long is it?
An hour plus Q&A, live on Zoom.
Will there be a replay?
No. Both sessions are live only. The content is the same, so pick the time that works for you.
Can I sign up for both sessions?
Yes. Some people register for both either as a backup or to ask or hear more questions.
How do I get the Zoom link?
Right after you register, we email you the details. If you do not see it, check your spam folder.