This document provides advice for students seeking jobs in the games industry. It outlines the following key points: 1) Develop a specialty and portfolio during your studies to prove your skills to employers. Have a showable game or product by your third year. 2) Common misconceptions include thinking a degree alone guarantees a job or that games jobs pay the same as other industries. 3) Stand out through networking, internships, side projects, and openness to new skills and trends in demand. 4) Avoid arrogance, being too selective about opportunities, or alienating potential employers or colleagues.