If you think your job is ever guaranteed or you are owed a heads up that your organization is looking to replace you then you will benefit from real world experience Don’t be disillusioned. Esports is a business not a social club. Always protect yourself and have a backup plan.pic.twitter.com/6NwG8WKLWN
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In the real world, at least the real world that I worked in before getting into esports: I respected people I worked with enough to confront performance or personal issues and tried to solve them or at least make sure everybody understood that there was a problem.
Sure, this happens a lot and is a good approach at a great company or business but again isn’t guanranteed and sometimes you’re out with nothing more than a notice.
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So coming from one of the well respected organizations, or businesses, in esports... this shouldn't apply to them? Should they be considered one of the shadier orgs since they knowingly signed him to a temporary contract without informing that party?
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I’ll draw a comparison to traditional sports teams. If you still feel this way then I don’t know what to tell you.
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Let's see how well the esports scene does when players will only sign with contract guarantees. Oh you want a top tier player? Itll cost you 25k upfront and 25k termination at the end of contract. Dont want it? Good luck competing with bottom tier talent.
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