In Talent School Episode 5, we dive into how to land your first esports job, what to do once you've got it, and how to keep improving. Jordan shares advice on building a portfolio, reaching out to tournament operators, and using networking to boost your chances. Learn the importance of content creation, avoiding common mistakes, and understanding who to take feedback from to grow in the industry. It's time to put in the work and make your mark in esports talent!

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Timeline:

00:00 - Start 00:06 - Im good, now how do I get jobs? 02:17 - Start reaching out to various TO's 03:43 - What can I do to improve my chances? 05:40 - Content creation 07:13 - Don't be afraid to do other things 08:15 - Broadcast work is subjective not objective 08:40 - Stop being a dick 09:52 - Keep hammering on the door 10:34 - Who to take feedback from?

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