Happy at work? Share your views

Do you enjoy your job? Thinking of changing sectors, or have you just done so? If so, we want to hear your story as part of our annual salary survey.

MCV is asking for industry members to tell us about their experiences of moving around the games industry over the last twelve months. So if you have switched from journalism to PR, retail to publishing, or have entered the games industry from another market entirely, please contact James Batchelor.

The survey is open to anyone in the games industry, whether you work in retail, publishing, games development, the games media, marketing & PR or services and outsourcing.

Last year, hundreds tooks part to provide data and feedback on the jobs market.

To take part in the survey, click here or scroll to the bottom of the page – the deadline for all feedback is end of business on Thursday, January 6th.

Our survey consists of questions covering everything from salary and bonuses through to whether or not readers are confident about the year ahead – and it takes less than five minutes to fill out.

Results will be printed in upcoming issues of MCV, and our sister magazine Develop, which are dedicated to recruitment in 2011. A special report will also appear on CasualGaming.biz.

For information on the recruitment advertising opportunities in MCV and CasualGaming.biz contact Lesley Blumson or Rob Baker.

For information on the recruitment advertising opportunities in Develop contact Alex Boucher.

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