Great culture, but career opportunities are lacking.
Lots of small bonuses make it fun to work here. BlizzCon is a great time, and the people are all chill.
Very difficult to progress in terms of career. Management is sometimes lacking and sometimes disorganized. When you have no oversight, you will not get anywhere.
I think there needs to be more oversight in some areas. Career progression is vague at best, and you often feel like promotions are only for those who work double overtime on a consistent basis.
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.
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
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
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.
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
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