Blizzard is a very decent company to work for if you are looking for a rapidly expanding field of work.
They are ending remote work, which is complicating my childcare plans.
Keep remote work.
First, I had a meeting with the recruiter, then I scheduled an interview with the team. During the technical interview, they asked about my projects and experience, then behavioral questions, and finally technical questions.
I was contacted after my application and went through multiple interviews, each with higher-ranked people. The interviews alternated between technical and personal questions, as I was in China at the time. I told them about my passion for making game
Very welcoming and friendly people. The overall process took about 2 months. I applied through the Blizzard website. The process looked like this: * Phone interview with a recruiter. * Interview with management. * Technical interview with engineers
First, I had a meeting with the recruiter, then I scheduled an interview with the team. During the technical interview, they asked about my projects and experience, then behavioral questions, and finally technical questions.
I was contacted after my application and went through multiple interviews, each with higher-ranked people. The interviews alternated between technical and personal questions, as I was in China at the time. I told them about my passion for making game
Very welcoming and friendly people. The overall process took about 2 months. I applied through the Blizzard website. The process looked like this: * Phone interview with a recruiter. * Interview with management. * Technical interview with engineers