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What is your profession, and how do you rate it?
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Technical artist for real-time. Mainly vr. 9/10. I think it's the most interesting job in the world, where art and tech meet, my two favourite things. Plus I get to work from home on cool stuff, and the turnover of new projects several times a year keeps it fresh. I think the worst part of the job is that it's a bit niche so you can't really talk about your work with anyone out of the industry. There's no frame of reference. My friends and family don't really know what I do.