I would like to be honest about the field trip to Electronic Arts. The tour guide was a bit rude, she wanted to go through the tour really quick. As soon as we got their she told us that we were late, and running behind schedule already. She had us on a schedule! After that, she showed us around their work environment. We didn’t observe any work going on, working on any new games. The process of visiting, was fast. The trip ended before twelve. I expected it to end around one or at least by two. I can’t even express how I felt about it because it shocked me, how “not career like” it was. We were doing our part of the Tour, asking questions, being polite, and behaving. They could’ve put more on their part. I would’ve wanted to see how they work on their projects, and what their meetings are about. I just didn’t expect it to be like that. I expected WAY more than what happened. I wanted to experience something like the other groups did. It was just different. After the trip I didn’t really bother to care about what happened because I still had a good time. Mr. McCollum and Ms. Fontanilla were very fun to be with.
My brain is still on Nursing. I wasn’t much interested on games. It was cool to kind of get to know how video games are made and how long the process takes. What I learned might to me computering or technology, maybe. But I still would like to focus on Nursing.
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