> As someone who administers a fair amount of job interviews for various
> engineering positions, I am often not thrilled when a person focuses on one
> specific language or program. I am most definitely thrilled by someone who
> has learned a useful concept and can apply it across multiple piec
Pd can definitely help you land a job, but probably not in the way you
think.
By itself, the "brand recognition" you get from Pd is marginal at best. The
same is true for Max/MSP or any other piece of software, commercial or
otherwise. For this reason, I would encourage you to list ways in which P
No. Pd will not find you a job.
Because 'Pd is limited' (TM).
:)
On 13/03/2016 16:05, Andrea wrote:
I'm learning PD for fun and personal interest, but I was wondering
if it's good résumé material as well.
Did any of you, or someone you know, find jobs based on PD skills?
Thanks in advance for
Hi Andrea,
In my case, PD found me a job as PD teacher... :-p
"Did I earn a lot of money with this job ?" is an other question... :o)
Cheers
1°ve
°1ivier
Le 13/03/2016 16:05, Andrea a écrit :
> I'm learning PD for fun and personal interest, but I was wondering
> if it's good résumé material as
Lately there are a lot of rhetorical questions about pd around…
Does pd find you a Job?
No, pd doesn’t .. you do, with your skills…
But I always knew that Pd was the right choice to do. I have done a 60 mts
video installation inside of a tunnel, several video mappings in a record
time. al
Do you face any repressions regarding your usage of open source software ?
Like, "But Max/MSP is industry standard", "Open Source Software isn't stable
enough",
and so on ?
On Mon, Mar 14, 2016 at 08:56:51AM +0100, Jakub Pišek wrote:
> Yes, I can be freelancer doing my best with main tool - pd
Yes, I can be freelancer doing my best with main tool - pd running
linux, controlling audio/video for stages. Last years mostly
contemporary dance, theatre, projection mapping, personal electronic
music projects, but many more.
Very interesting! From what i can say, at least directors are usua
Hi,
I agree with Daniel. PD can help as any other programming language or
technology knowledge. I have worked on several projects through knowledge
of PD. Now, I'm working in a scientific project wheres PD is one of the
main tools of my job.
2016-03-13 23:26 GMT+01:00 Daniel Iglesia :
> In my
In my limited experience and opinion:
Pd _by itself_ does not lead to a lot of job opportunities. However, when
used as a tool in combination with other platforms to create
products/outcomes, it can be a very efficient way to create software that
has a live audio component (particularly due to the
I'm learning PD for fun and personal interest, but I was wondering
if it's good résumé material as well.
Did any of you, or someone you know, find jobs based on PD skills?
Thanks in advance for your experiences.
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