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PlayVS is building the league system and infrastructure for high school esports and have the exclusive rights to introduce video games as a sport in 20K high schools nationwide. We manage the league, the matches, and the experience. For the first time ever, students can play esports for a state championship like other sports and be recognized by their state association.
More information about PlayVS: https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/19/playvs-wants-every-high-sc....
We're hiring:
* Senior Fullstack Engineer: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/360173-senior-fullstack-eng....
* Frontend Engineer: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/372249-front-end-engineer
* QA Tester: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/372284-qa-tester
* Data Analyst: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/372310-data-analyst
There's tons of other openings in Community, Operations, and Marketing. Take a look, let us know if there's a fit. :)
PlayVS is building the league system and infrastructure for high school esports and have the exclusive rights to introduce video games as a sport in 20K high schools nationwide. We manage the league, the matches, and the experience. For the first time ever, students can play esports for a state championship like other sports and be recognized by their state association.
More information about PlayVS: https://techcrunch.com/2018/04/19/playvs-wants-every-high-sc...
We're hiring:
* Senior Fullstack Engineer: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/360173-senior-fullstack-eng...
* Frontend Engineer: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/372249-front-end-engineer
* QA Tester: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/372284-qa-tester
* Data Analyst: https://angel.co/playversus/jobs/372310-data-analyst
There's tons of other openings in Community, Operations, and Marketing. Take a look, let us know if there's a fit. :)
You have to love the education system...
Reading sites like Hacker News and other relevant forums also gave me a second opinion on problems and helped prevent me from becoming a thought clone of my academic mentors.
Truthfully I would not consider TeamSpeak, Ventrillo, or Mumble as a superior solution. The benefit of Skype has always been that it dod not require joining more than one server. In the article example, consider the line about individuals having their Yahoo username on their badge.
A good example I'm familiar with is within electronic sports (competitive video-games): almost every executive, player, personality, etc has been using Skype since ~2010. Unfortunately, Skype has a large number of security vulnerabilities and users can be subjected by DDOS attacks- which is especially important if such an attack impacts their performance in a game, or interrupts a livestream. Even though there are, arguably, better products being created that serve the same purpose as Skype and that don't fall victim to this problem (Discord, Slack), those within the industry don't want to segment themselves from everyone else.