Blizzard doesn't respect its employees
Blizzard doesn't respect its employees
Great games and great co-workers.
Crappy managers, executives that cost employees years of their lives because of poor planning.
Pay people what they're worth.
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Blizzard Interview Experiences
Software Engineer
Sent in an e-mail with a resume, cover letter, portfolio of work, etc. Got to the place and took a rather long test that I wasn't given enough time for. Went to lunch with the guys on the team I was interviewing for. They were nice enough to tell m
Software Engineer
I applied twice. The first time, I applied through the Blizzard Careers website and was rejected via an automatic response two weeks later. The second time, I applied through an employee referral and was able to go through the whole process. About t
Software Engineer
The process took a little over a month. I applied online by reference and briefly spoke to a recruiter over the phone. She asked me general questions, including about my expected salary. A week went by, and then I was asked to do a phone interview.
Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesNovember 1, 2009Sent in an e-mail with a resume, cover letter, portfolio of work, etc. Got to the place and took a rather long test that I wasn't given enough time for. Went to lunch with the guys on the team I was interviewing for. They were nice enough to tell m
Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesAugust 1, 2018I applied twice. The first time, I applied through the Blizzard Careers website and was rejected via an automatic response two weeks later. The second time, I applied through an employee referral and was able to go through the whole process. About t
Software Engineer
Irvine, California, United StatesAugust 18, 2017The process took a little over a month. I applied online by reference and briefly spoke to a recruiter over the phone. She asked me general questions, including about my expected salary. A week went by, and then I was asked to do a phone interview.
