Great Interviews, Easy Layoffs
Great Interviews, Easy Layoffs
Famous, you can get a lot of interviews after getting laid off.
Not bad pay for an entry-level engineer in the game industry.
Chill environment, allows remote 40% of the time.
They will easily lay you off.
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Blizzard Interview Experiences
Associate Software Engineer
Very straightforward and simple, yet a long process with many rounds. Every interviewer was extremely friendly and easy to talk to, but almost every round was a ton of similar behavioral questions and scenarios.
Associate Software Engineer
I started with a phone call with my recruiter, then had a following phone call with the technical lead for my team. After that, the last step was an on-site interview with multiple rounds.
Associate Software Engineer
From my applying to getting an offer letter took about 2 months. In this time I had a screener interview with the recruiter, a technical phone screen with the hiring manager (team lead), a 75-minute online assessment, and then a half-day onsite inter
Associate Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesDecember 8, 2023Very straightforward and simple, yet a long process with many rounds. Every interviewer was extremely friendly and easy to talk to, but almost every round was a ton of similar behavioral questions and scenarios.
Associate Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2020I started with a phone call with my recruiter, then had a following phone call with the technical lead for my team. After that, the last step was an on-site interview with multiple rounds.
Associate Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesDecember 15, 2019From my applying to getting an offer letter took about 2 months. In this time I had a screener interview with the recruiter, a technical phone screen with the hiring manager (team lead), a 75-minute online assessment, and then a half-day onsite inter
