Extremely talented and passionate people.
Amazing brand of IPs/games to work on.
Beautiful campus in Irvine, CA.
Blizzard has no agency, has to ask for approval for everything from Activision.
Complete lack of clear communications around vision and company changes.
Doesn't actually make change, just communicates they will improve "in the future."
No transparency - and gave lowest raises in history during a pandemic, a year in which Activision made record profits (again).
Hire a new executive management team.
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
I was initially approached through an employee reference. That was followed by an initial phone screening. A take-home programming test was given. I expect that test changes based on the position you are applying for. Once the test was submitted,
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
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
I was initially approached through an employee reference. That was followed by an initial phone screening. A take-home programming test was given. I expect that test changes based on the position you are applying for. Once the test was submitted,
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