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JENNIFER WUESTLING

Jennifer Wuestling was still a student in Germany when she got an interview for a dream job at Riot Games in Los Angeles. This was 2014. She was in her in final year studying design and visual communication at Pforzheim University. She had some experience in entertainment art – she’d recently worked at a Berlin concept art studio as an intern. As well as wanting to talk to her, Riot Games set Jennifer an art task.

Tests like these, you’re given a deadline and certain guidelines. It’s a chance to show what you can do, how you’d handle the pressure of working at a big games company. Jennifer was also working on her bachelor thesis. The art test quickly stressed her out, and she failed.

“I was so happy about the opportunity,” the German says, “that I took it on right away, and got pretty stressed. In hindsight, if I had waited a few months and finished my degree, I would have had a more

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