Lots of People to Learn From
Lots of People to Learn From
Most everyone I've met is incredibly friendly and willing to help.
Good guidance from mentors.
Chill work environment, flexibility.
Loot, Blizzcon, good food.
Pay is lower than regular software engineering roles outside of games, but this may just be a game industry issue.
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Be honest when we mess up and learn & grow from it. Most managers I've met do this, but this should be a standard for all of them.
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Fight for higher employee wages.
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Transparency is great and noticed by employees.
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Blizzard Interview Experiences
Associate Software Engineer
Got a phone interview with four people and had done a take-home challenge. The onsite was generally good. All interviewers were friendly. Before entering the real-person interview, I was asked to complete a code challenge in a small room, which they
Associate Software Engineer
The interview process began with an on-campus group interview, then had two phone interviews, and culminated in an in-person technical interview on the Blizzard campus. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, though one of the phone interviews was som
Associate Software Engineer
First off, I am a huge fan of Blizzard franchises and I really wanted to work for them. But honestly, I am quite disappointed after the interview process (not because I didn't get an offer). It was the worst interview experience I have had so far. Bl
Associate Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2015Got a phone interview with four people and had done a take-home challenge. The onsite was generally good. All interviewers were friendly. Before entering the real-person interview, I was asked to complete a code challenge in a small room, which they
Associate Software Engineer
Los Angeles, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2015The interview process began with an on-campus group interview, then had two phone interviews, and culminated in an in-person technical interview on the Blizzard campus. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, though one of the phone interviews was som
Associate Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2015First off, I am a huge fan of Blizzard franchises and I really wanted to work for them. But honestly, I am quite disappointed after the interview process (not because I didn't get an offer). It was the worst interview experience I have had so far. Bl
