In the age of remote work and text communication, a new danger lurks more present, yet undetected, than ever: misusing acronyms and very domain-specific jargon. Acronyms are words or names created from parts or first letters of a longer expression or name, such as PIN (personal identification number), RIP (rest …
Game analyst tools to prevent and solve a crisis How can you as a game analyst help prevent a crisis? As we mentioned in the first part of this series (The Game Analyst Guide to Deal With a Crisis), it’s normal for your game/product to go through some crisis situations …
Despite all the effort in improving software quality, sometimes the unexpected happens, and as a game analyst, you’ll have to deal with a crisis situation. When you work as a games/product/business analyst, it’s very likely that you start your day with a cup of your favorite caffeinated beverage and a …
Lately, I’ve been receiving some questions from multiple people on LinkedIn and other platforms regarding being a game analyst, or a data analyst or product analyst working in the videogames industry. It’s not farfetched to conclude that videogames gained increased importance in peoples’ lives during 2020. The entertainment industry has …
