Kyle "Beef" Bautista
General Manager
Story of Gaming & eSports
“Being able to travel all over the place. And probably the absolute coolest thing is being in a crowded stadium, tens of thousand of people all chatting the same thing and sharing that passion you have“, Kyle “Beef“ Bautista, General Manager at Complexity Gaming, explains the aspects about his job he’s dedicated to. The skills, which really are helping him in his everyday job are certain social skills, problemsolving skills and also “being able to create project tasks, time management and conflict resolution.“
Exciting Stories
Docm77
Youtuber/Streamer
“Nobody tells me what I have to do. I can work wherever I want to and put as much effort into it as I want.” Docm77 is a passionate Youtuber/Streamer and does all of his work by himself. He administrates all of his social media platforms and emails, produces, edits and uploads his videos, sets thumbnails and connects with other Youtubers. He also handles his sponsorships and business relations, which needs a lot of determination and discipline. His advice to his 14-year-old self would be: “Don’t be afraid to try out different things and don’t be disappointed if you fail.”
Rachel Quirico
E-Sports Event Host
“I get to travel around the world”, Rachel Quirico appreciates about her job as e-sports Event Host, “and everywhere you go, you feel at home as a gamer.” What it takes to do that job? “As long as you’re comfortable being in front of the camera, you can do this job.”
Thomas "Sodapoppin" Morris
Streamer
“It’s just really fun. Plus: I love attention. So it’s like: Yeah, notice me!” Thomas “Sodapoppin” Morris always liked to play videogames, even in the past when he got no money out of it. His daily routine in his job as a Streamer at Twitch is playing games for about eight hours and more. The coolest thing about his job? “It’s just probably the fact that I get a lot of money.”
Michael Fuxborg
Project Manager, Media Producer
“Life is too long to only have one job! Don’t be afraid to completely drop what you have been doing, if you’re not feeling comfortable with it anymore”, Michael Fuxborg tells. “The hardest part about my job is that sometimes you have to do 80 hour weeks and get very little sleep”, he explains about his job as Project Manager and Media Producer for Dreamhack in Sweden.
