Piotr "Remi" Jagodzinski (Freelance Tournament Organizer) sits down with host Ashkon Hojati in a Q & A format to answer your questions live!
In this episode, Piotr "Remi" Jagodzinski (Freelance Tournament Organizer) answers questions live via the TSMU Discord. The questions range from: For someone interested in working in tournament organization, what skills would you recommend they improve on to best prepare themselves for the role? How did you translate your background into the esports industry? What did your week-to-week look like when running a tournament, what challenges did you face, and was there anything unexpected regarding the role, and more! So sit back and enjoy this week's episode!
About Remi: Throughout his career in esports, he has been involved in pretty much every esports branch, starting from being a coach, a caster, being a player, managing a team, and organizing tournaments. This last thing is something he's been doing for the longest time and enjoyed the most. He's studied Social Projects Management at University of Wrocław, while also being the president and the founder of the esports society at his university (and also the current holder of a Runner-up title in the National University Championship for people with disabilities in the category "esports"). He's been involved in organizing a lot of semi-professional tournaments and leagues on both national and International level, with most notably organizing national university competitions in Poland in both League of Legends and Rocket League, as well as European University Rocketeers Championship this year. His goal was always to make esports more professional and at the same time inclusive for everyone and that's what he's been teaching all of his current and former players and coworkers.