Lots of talent.
Established company with a stable work environment.
Focus on an iterative process to create high-quality games.
A growing emphasis on culture and improvement.
Very supportive of employees.
Approachable group of designers, artists, and managers (there will always be exceptions, but on a whole).
An involved, professional, and highly productive QA department.
Strong core values.
Company-wide events.
Large customer base with great impact.
My biggest piece of advice: listen to your employees when they bring up issues and ensure they are truly working the Blizzard Dream, so to speak. If they aren't, work on how to make it better. Don't fall back on the statement, "That's how it's always been." Instead, move forward with attempting to address the issues brought forth and improve our process and culture.
Applied online and got an interview chance within one week. I had a one-on-one interview on a sunny afternoon at their office. We talked about games I've played and such things.
Applied directly through the Blizzard Career site online. Got an email response followed by an interview in person. Very straightforward.
Met a recruiter at a college career fair. Received a call about 3 weeks later to schedule an onsite interview in Irvine. Went onsite and got to see the insides of Blizzard. Was interviewed by 2 guys on the Testing team. Very relaxed, open question
Applied online and got an interview chance within one week. I had a one-on-one interview on a sunny afternoon at their office. We talked about games I've played and such things.
Applied directly through the Blizzard Career site online. Got an email response followed by an interview in person. Very straightforward.
Met a recruiter at a college career fair. Received a call about 3 weeks later to schedule an onsite interview in Irvine. Went onsite and got to see the insides of Blizzard. Was interviewed by 2 guys on the Testing team. Very relaxed, open question