Building Trust: The Experience of Our Turkish Team

Building Trust: The Experience of Our Turkish Team

As part of our “Building Resilient Multicultural Teams for the Future of Work” blog series, we asked Ozgur McDonald, coordinator of the Turkish LQA team, to share how her team focuses on trust and partnership to forge a sense of belonging and accountability.

Building Team Identity: A Blueprint for Collaborative Achievement

A team with a strong identity has and embodies a purpose; they have a shared mission; they are a collective. This unity fosters empathy and care, which leads to a supportive environment where individuality is valued, the arrival of new colleagues is celebrated, and departures are handled with empathy. A team with a defined identity cultivates a deep sense of belonging. It provides a safe space where every member feels seen, heard, and valued.

5 Must-Haves for Any Video Game Globalization Strategy

5 Must-Haves for Any Video Game Globalization Strategy

The landscape of a video game globalization strategy varies significantly based on factors like game type, genre, and supported platforms. Developing a successful strategy requires understanding the nuances that can elevate the video game localization experience. To make achieving this goal easier, let’s examine the five must-haves to supercharge your localization efforts.

Building Resilient Multicultural Teams for the Future of Work

Building Resilient Multicultural Teams for the Future of Work

With the goal of keeping humans at the core, we want to share what has worked for us when futureproofing our team, and hopefully help other organizations going through the same shifts. This blog series attempts to collaborate with other remote, distributed and multicultural teams that are in formation or already set up, with the objective of safeguarding people’s well-being above all else.

6 Areas to Consider for a Kid-Centered Localization

6 Areas to Consider for a Kid-Centered Localization

It may be tempting to think that because the content in your children’s game is “simple,” the localization should be a cinch. But, as you now know, there are lots of variables to consider when localizing games for kids.

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