Gambling on remote work during COVID-19

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Like it or not, remote work is here to stay. For many employers in Canada, adjusting to the new working environment means more than incorporating physical distancing measures to stop the spread of COVID-19.

Employers in Canada’s thriving gaming industry, however, have fewer obstacles and more remote working opportunities. With a wider geographical job pool accessible by more casino employers, remote opportunities in online slots and other popular casino games are available.    

Remote Jobs in Global Online Gaming  

As most companies work towards developing best practices for remote working in a post-COVID-19 world, the current challenge for job seekers (making a career change based on industry demand) is to rewrite their resumes using the transferable skills most wanted by gaming companies.

Top 10 Gaming Transferable Skills

Communication
Teamwork

Adaptability
Organization
Technology literacy
Implementing processes or programs
Problem solving

Detail oriented

Ability to work under pressure

Creative and imaginative thinking

Online Gambling Job Postings and Positions [Examples]:

Affiliate Manager

Online Marketer

Email Marketing Manager

Social Media Marketing Manager

Mobile Manager

Account Manager

Digital Account Manager

Copywriter

Game Developer

Analyst

Data Scientist

Systems Training Specialist

Training Manager

Customer Service Representative (Call Center)

Product Manager

Project Manager

Recruiter

Producer

Game Designer

Core Animator

Compliance Manager

“Gaming in Canada directly supports more than 182,500 full-time jobs”

Survey Says: COVID-19 Remote Work Challenges

  • 61% of workers aged 18 to 34 prefer to work remotely at least three days a week, compared to 43 % of workers over the age of 35
  • 37% Canadians working remotely say tech issues are the top barrier to productivity
  • 83% of Canadian office workers say employers are not supplying state-of-the-art technology
  • 51% of Canadian workers say improved technology would help increase productivity
  • 85% of Canadian office workers say they rely more on tech now than ever before

Sources: Newswire.ca, PWC.com

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