Marketing Manager - Marketing Manager Intern The AAT Project Employee Review

Working at The AAT Project as a video game developer has been a rewarding experience. One of the highlights was our weekly team meetings where everyone had the opportunity to showcase their latest progress. It was great to see how different parts of the game came together over time, and it fostered a strong sense of collaboration and shared vision. The work environment was laid-back and flexible, which made it easy to stay motivated and creative. Our boss was approachable, supportive, and genuinely nice, a rare combination that made a big difference in day-to-day work life. I appreciated the trust she placed in the team and the autonomy we were given. Overall, I learned a lot through this experience, both technically and creatively and would definitely recommend this studio to anyone looking to grow in game development within a positive and encouraging setting.

Nothing to complain about, everything has been smooth so far.

This is a pretty good learning opportunity all things considered. You'll either be assigned a project to work on or pick on yourself and will be working on that project. There are weekly meetings with the CEO to discuss how your project is going. I thought these meetings would be annoying but they are pretty fast and the CEO is understanding about if progress is are progressing slow. The are also other interns of similar and different disciplines that you will work with on your journey to complete the project.

There are only two things I don't like about this internship. 1. Unpaid, but you know that when you sign up. 2. No mentorship, you will be working on the project unguided and will have to learn any new stuff on your own. I have only had one other internship and it was also like this so I'm not even sure if this can be considered a con or just the usual.