Malaysian associate producer shares her thoughts on working for international game developer


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Being able to work with and learn from a diverse group of people has helped Zarifah excel at her job.

As game developer Double Eleven’s associate producer for Rust Console Edition (a multiplayer survival video game), Zarifah Ismail believes that having a diverse skillset in any organisation is an advantage, and sets you apart from the crowd.

“Having talents from a diverse skill set is great, especially in decision-making. Each individual brings a unique approach and ideas based on their own experiences, and this leads to more informed decisions as a team,” says the 28-year-old who works at the company’s Kuala Lumpur office.

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