Hello everyone, how does one become an Amiga Professional from an Amiga Enthusiast. Sure, most gamers probably play Amiga Games but few probably develop them for a living. Do you have to be working 12 hours a day, everyday to have a chance of being a pro or is it down luck. Would it be possible to do an internship with A-Eon Technology or do they not recruit people. At the end of the day I guess it's just down to hard work, blueberry icing doughnuts, candy canes and lot's of coffee :hat:
When you start making enough money to pay your bills using your Amigas you've crossed over the enthusiast line into "pro". But almost no one makes money using such an outdated OS and hardware (and I'm including all iterations of Amigas to include the classics and NG Amigas and MOS boxes) you won't find many "pro" Amigans anymore. The world has moved on.
