GarageGames - Great Plains Style
by Lara Engebretson · 06/04/2008 (11:51 am) · 22 comments
As Josh posted, we've been hired on at GarageGames.
Here's a bit about myself. I co-founded Prairie Games, Inc in 2004 and shipped my first game, Minions of Mirth, the following year. At Prairie Games, I designed, produced, handled PR/Marketing, ran the office and did whatever else needed doing :) It was an incredible experience and I'm excited to apply these skills to my new career at GarageGames.
Josh and I took Jeff Tunnell's message on 'right sizing your life' to heart. We moved to a small town in North Dakota and scaled our life down accordingly. We really enjoy living in a small town and having our office space just 2 blocks away! We'll be working remotely on some exciting new projects!
Woohoo!
Lara Engebretson
GarageGames, Inc.
(Remote Employee Corps: Awesome Division)
Here's a bit about myself. I co-founded Prairie Games, Inc in 2004 and shipped my first game, Minions of Mirth, the following year. At Prairie Games, I designed, produced, handled PR/Marketing, ran the office and did whatever else needed doing :) It was an incredible experience and I'm excited to apply these skills to my new career at GarageGames.
Josh and I took Jeff Tunnell's message on 'right sizing your life' to heart. We moved to a small town in North Dakota and scaled our life down accordingly. We really enjoy living in a small town and having our office space just 2 blocks away! We'll be working remotely on some exciting new projects!
Woohoo!
Lara Engebretson
GarageGames, Inc.
(Remote Employee Corps: Awesome Division)
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#22
Okay, I saw Josh's comment (We worked out of the house for the first 3 years... finally getting some separation between home/work via having an office has helped a lot), but it still made me wonder... All this talk of minimizing, so why even pay the extra $250/mo? Just a thought...
04/24/2009 (11:45 pm)
I'm actually wondering, if the only two people at the office live together, then why even spend the extra $250/mo on the office? Or, does someone else come to the office space?Okay, I saw Josh's comment (We worked out of the house for the first 3 years... finally getting some separation between home/work via having an office has helped a lot), but it still made me wonder... All this talk of minimizing, so why even pay the extra $250/mo? Just a thought...
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