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From Resume to Dream Role: RedCore’s Top Hiring Tips
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Working in a dynamic and fast-growing industry always brings new career opportunities.
One such field is iGaming — a sector that is constantly evolving and consistently in need of fresh talent. RedCore recruitment specialists shared some of their favourite tips for those seeking new opportunities, as well as some dos and don’ts that can increase your chances of getting closer to your new career milestone.
CVs Made Right: The Green and Red Flags of Resumes
What’s the first thing you should do to catch the employer’s eye? You’d think it’s the making of a competitive CV. But everything starts much sooner – from your LinkedIn profile. Valeriia Virchenko, Head of Talent Acquisition at RedCore, emphasizes that having a thoroughly filled-out LinkedIn profile increases your chances of getting noticed and serves as a green flag in your portfolio. Moreover, having a LinkedIn profile is not enough; your account should accurately represent your current job position, responsibilities, workplace, and, most importantly, include relevant keywords in the headline to make your profile visible to talent sourcers. Instead of writing “Backend Developer” in your profile, try to describe your position more accurately, for example, “Senior Backend Developer in iGaming”, or “SaaS Backend Team Lead”.
Another green flag is mentioning in your resume how your skills and knowledge contributed to the development of the business or project you were working on. Show how you’ve driven impact, instead of simply listing your skills. Include measurable results to demonstrate your value in previous iGaming roles.
So how about red flags? One of the most common mistakes in CVs is having one version of it. Valeriia Virchenko claims that modifying your resume according to the position you’re applying for is very important. There’s no pill for every ill, so prepare your resume, tweak and rewrite certain parts that highlight your strengths for each vacancy. Another CV mistake – misspelled words, grammatical errors, or incorrect information. In this age of digital technology and OpenAI, it’s easier than ever to polish your resume and present yourself at your best.
However, the most horrid mistake you can commit is talking negatively about your previous employers in your resumes or portfolios. By doing this, you’re giving a clear signal to your potential managers that you can do the same with them.
The Art of Leaving a Good First Impression
Recruiters pay special attention to the first impression a candidate leaves on their first interview. However, this doesn’t mean that your fate is decided within the first five minutes of your chat. Talent acquisition partners make their decision, relying on your behaviour from the start of the interview to the finish line. It’s a complicated task for recruiters to define candidates’ soft and hard skills, opening them up little by little and making them trust the recruiters through a short conversation. As Valeriia Virchenko, Head of Talent Acquisition at RedCore, mentioned, more often than not, candidates open up to them at the end of the conversation.
To present yourself in the best possible way during an interview, demonstrate qualities such as confidence, honesty, and genuine interest in the company. The easiest way to stand out from the crowd is to conduct thorough research beforehand and demonstrate genuine interest in the role and the business. A few minutes of research is all it takes to impress — understand the company, its values, and the role’s requirements before your call.
Last but not least, be yourself. Be honest about your skills, strengths, weaknesses, and experience. The iGaming industry is very tight, and the truth will be out one way or another. Therefore, the best thing you can do is be true to yourself, rather than playing roles.
Offline Interviews Right at The Booth: A Groundbreaking Change
The iGaming industry encounters many misconceptions. One of the most popular ones is that the industry is too dynamic and challenging. However, when done correctly, this industry offers an excellent opportunity for continuous growth and staying sharp as a professional. RedCore doesn’t stop after one achievement. Instead, the business group develops new brands and technologies to stay ahead of the competition.
RedCore has a long-standing reputation as a business group that conducts interviews right at the booth during conferences. The talent acquisition managers have shared some insight into this experience. Just last year, RedCore scaled by 58%, and the hirings from the booth aren’t a big part of this funnel. However, it’s a great way to connect with talents directly, as conferences provide a significant networking opportunity. Quick hires aren’t the primary goal of these express interviews — the real value is in long-term connections. They provide a pool of potential candidates, including C-Level executives, who are connected with the RedCore recruiters and can reach out to them in the future.
Valeriia Virchenko, Head of Talent Acquisition at RedCore, suggests that everyone interested should come forward and introduce themselves. Even if you’re not looking for a job at the moment. The key trick for this is to stay confident, not hesitate to start a conversation, and share contact information. Many present team members at RedCore have started their journey at the business group exactly this way. Offline interviews help recruiters see candidates face-to-face, bring out their skills and strengths more easily, and determine whether they’re a good cultural fit for the employer. On the other hand, candidates can better understand the business group’s mission and requirements, feel the overall vibe, and gain valuable connections for their future career steps. So, if you have the opportunity to meet recruiters during a conference, don’t hesitate to introduce yourself. This is one of the most crucial opportunities you can gain in your search for new career paths.The RedCore recruitment team will be attending the SIGMA Rome conference from November 3 to 6 and invites everyone to visit booth 1045G to learn more about career opportunities within the international business group. They would also greatly appreciate any referrals.
Instead of Conclusion
In the fast-paced world of iGaming, standing out means being intentional – from your LinkedIn headline to your booth conversation. Whether you’re applying today or planning for the future, these insights from RedCore can help you to find your dream job. Be genuine, stay proactive, and never underestimate the power of a five-minute chat at a conference.
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Gatsby Gold
Million Games Unveils Gatsby Gold – A Slot Inspired by the Golden Age of Glamour
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Million Games has announced the launch of Gatsby Gold, a 5×3, 243-ways video slot that combines the elegance of 1920s art deco with dynamic modern gameplay.
Designed to deliver fast-paced action wrapped in classic sophistication, Gatsby Gold features the all-new Booster Bar, a unique top reel that adds up to three bonus modifiers to any spin. With Random Wilds, Wild Reels, Symbol Multipliers, and Win Multipliers up to 10x, every spin offers the potential for stunning rewards.
“Gatsby Gold is all about energy and elegance,” said Thomas Nimstad, CEO of Million Games. “The Booster Bar brings constant momentum, while the art deco design gives the game a luxurious visual identity that stands out across any game lobby.”
The game offers 243 ways to win, a 96.3% RTP, and a maximum payout of 8,100x the bet, making it as rewarding as it is stylish. The sleek black-and-gold visuals, combined with jazz-era ambience, capture the timeless charm of the roaring twenties — reimagined for the modern iGaming world.
Gatsby Gold is now live across all Million Games partner platforms.
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ANESAR Holds its 43rd Ordinary General Assembly
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The Spanish Association of Gaming and Recreational Hall Entrepreneurs (ANESAR) has held its 43rd Ordinary General Assembly this Tuesday, November 4, in the Carlos Ferret Salat room of CEOE, in Madrid, where it once again brought together a large representation of members, in a meeting marked by reflection, collaboration and the firm will to continue working with data, arguments and responsibility.
Following the institutional opening by Javier Calderón, Director of Companies and Organisations of CEOE, aspects of mandatory statutory compliance were addressed, such as the approval of minutes, the explanation and approval of accounts and budgets, or the approval of the Annual Report of Activities.
Next, José Vall presented the president’s report, in which he emphasised that, although political decisions are often difficult to understand, “our duty is to continue providing arguments and evidence to defend the sector with rigor, knowledge, and sound judgment.” In this regard, he stressed the need to anticipate events, prepare information and coordinate common messages that reinforce the image of a sector committed to legality, prevention and responsible gaming.
For his part, Juan Lacarra, technical general secretary of ANESAR, reviewed the main current issues from a regulatory and operational perspective, addressing relevant aspects such as sanctioning procedures, opening hours, biometrics and hiring difficulties.
During the Assembly, the “Key Data and Sector Dynamics” were also presented, highlighting that there are currently 3600 gaming arcades (more than 240 have closed in the last four years) and 30,060 slot machines. It was also specified that the average spend per visit is €16, that 85% of people are accompanied by family and friends, and that 60% are men around 30 years old. Regarding employment data, it was explained that the sector supports more than 47,000 jobs, including both direct and indirect workers, making it a significant driver of employment. The ANESAR Training Plan was also emphasised, with 8725 students and 16,539 formal enrollments (data as of October 15, 2025). Furthermore, it was noted that, with a real estate investment of €260 million, gaming arcades represent one of the largest private investments in the leisure sector. A sector that, as was recalled, collects more than 320 million euros in taxes annually, which benefit hundreds of thousands of people, as well as society as a whole.
The Assembly also included the participation of experts in politics and institutional relations, such as Jaime Criado, from the firm ACENTO, who provided insights into the current political situation and its potential impact on the sector. ANESAR Vice Presidents Enric Sanahuja, Raúl Rubio and Antonio Fornés also offered their perspectives on current issues affecting the sector. Finally, Ramón Cubián, Director General of Land and Delegate for Gaming Regulation and Management of the Community of Madrid, accompanied by Gracia Martín Duarte, Deputy Director of Gaming Management and Regulation, and their team, officially closed the 43rd ANESAR Assembly.
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CreedRoomz Launches New Game Show: Mr. First Live
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CreedRoomz, a leading provider of live casino content, has officially launched its new game show, Mr. First Live. This thrilling, fast-paced bouncing ball game show takes place in a vibrant, adventure-themed studio, blending the excitement of gumball machines with an innovative, endless-runner-style bonus game.
In the main game, players match numbers on up to eight game cards, which are randomly enhanced to one of three types: Normal, Safe or Risk. Players can also choose from three bonus ticket levels Sprint, Trailblaze and Marathon, each offering a different path to the bonus round and a bigger potential win. What truly sets this game apart is its unique bonus round, where players are launched into an exhilarating, interactive adventure, collecting coins to boost their prize with up to a 10,000x multiplier.
This launch is a significant milestone that validates the provider’s strategy to create a new generation of game shows. Mr. First Live is designed to not only captivate players but also serve as a powerful new tool for the partners to drive acquisition and retention in a competitive market.
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