That was "algebra or higher," actually. I'd expect them to list statistics or probability skills as a requirement. And Excel helps with a lot more than just math.Interesting that the position requires skills in both Excel and higher mathematics. Looks like WotC wants to keep the math behind the rules tight in future products.
That was "algebra or higher," actually. I'd expect them to list statistics or probability skills as a requirement. And Excel helps with a lot more than just math.
"Three previous products" are required. Looks like I'm not moving to Washington anytime soon...
What struck me is that they ask for it twice. They're serious about their style guide.Unfortunately, I have no idea what the Chicago Manual of Style is. I'll have to do some research if that's a requirement in the future.
That was "algebra or higher," actually. I'd expect them to list statistics or probability skills as a requirement. And Excel helps with a lot more than just math.
"Three previous products" are required. Looks like I'm not moving to Washington anytime soon...
Last time they did this, Mearls stated that DMsGuild products counted, and they are fairly open minded about product credits in general.