The games are inspiring and fun. Definitely, there’s a sense of history with Blizzard.
Everything is falling apart more than ever. Even before the layoffs and acquisition, Blizzard was getting destroyed by the weight of many years of poor decision-making. It's very unfortunate to see, but it's the truth. So many people have knives out, expecting politics to be played at every turn.
This was the most traumatic interview experience I've ever had. I've never been on an interview where all four groups of interviewers were either hostile or flat-out uninterested in the interview, like someone forced them to do it.
Pretty standard interview process. Multiple stages, lots of questions about diversity. The team I was interviewing for seemed focused on building products and engineering solutions to new issues. There was lots of synergizing value streams.
It was certainly a lengthy process, but enjoyable nonetheless. I really got the sense that everyone I talked to loved their work and loved the company. I especially liked meeting with all of the members of the team.
This was the most traumatic interview experience I've ever had. I've never been on an interview where all four groups of interviewers were either hostile or flat-out uninterested in the interview, like someone forced them to do it.
Pretty standard interview process. Multiple stages, lots of questions about diversity. The team I was interviewing for seemed focused on building products and engineering solutions to new issues. There was lots of synergizing value streams.
It was certainly a lengthy process, but enjoyable nonetheless. I really got the sense that everyone I talked to loved their work and loved the company. I especially liked meeting with all of the members of the team.