[Benji]

Originally Posted by mGMUSE

FYI, the reason why i got chosen to work at Razer over the other hundred applicants was that I put my WCG winnings under 'Achivements' in my resume.

What do you think sponsors look at when they choose to sponsor you? A huge achievement list is what every sponsor wants, and while they don't exactly ask for certificates or verifications at the moment if we can do it this way why not?

I'm starting to wonder if people on this site really want eSports to grow. Or maybe it's because they can't win anything and thus it's a 'shit idea', END OF DISCUSSION.

If you were applying to any job that WASN'T related to gaming, putting that kinda stuff on your resume makes you look like an idiot.

Grats on being part of the 0.001% of people that can relate gaming and work together, but for the rest of us, not bragging about our achievements irl doesn't mean we don't want to grow esports, its because we are smart enough to distinguish between the 2.

But back on topic, because your post was clearly just an excuse to brag about your job (btw I earn more money than you), mailing out certificates and trophies costs money, time and effort for zero gain. It wont happen.