Community Management in the Gaming Industry

wargaming.com:

This year, Wargaming Forge, the talent development program of Wargaming, has launched a new discipline available for internships. Starting in Tokyo and Singapore, and now expanding to Prague, this rare opportunity is perfect for those looking to break into the gaming industry. Traditionally, internships in the gaming industry have primarily focused on technical skills such as programming, game design, or art. In today’s gaming landscape, community management has become a vital aspect of success. Effective community management not only fosters a loyal player base but also contributes to the growth and longevity of a game. Community management plays a crucial role in creating a sense of belonging among players. By facilitating interactions, fostering positive relationships, and encouraging open communication, community managers help establish a welcoming environment where players feel valued and connected.

To gain deeper insights into this profession, we turn our attention to Mateusz Winnick, a community manager at Wargaming. 

Why I like to be a Community Manager?

“Working with people! It is connecting people to their passions and people with people. Also, it allows me to meet amazing individuals who not only care about the game but are also fun to spend time with! But really, where else can you have this much fun, meet and talk with interesting people all day long, literally laugh out loud (often) while working and get paid to do it?”

What sets gaming CM apart from other industries?

“I would say gaming communities can be way more passionate and attached to the game or a product. There is constant communication between the community and developers. Gaming community managers usually act as a bridge between the