Not many opportunities for employees to work from home. Blizzard has always been pretty centric to its main hubs and/or Irvine.
Not really a Blizzard 'thing' but the industry itself is very volatile.
No company public transportation (i.e. Google).
You're steering the ship in the right direction!
Please keep doing what you are doing, as I'm happy to be here and I can't wait to see what the future holds for us.
The interview process was stretched over two days for me. I was asked to come on site where I was given a knowledge exam, followed by five coding questions, followed by a whiteboard question. Though everyone was nice, they all had this aura that you
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
I was contacted by a recruiter about 2 months after I submitted an online application. The recruiter and I worked out a time for a phone interview the following week. I was contacted the following week by 3 SW engineers/game developers. The interview
The interview process was stretched over two days for me. I was asked to come on site where I was given a knowledge exam, followed by five coding questions, followed by a whiteboard question. Though everyone was nice, they all had this aura that you
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
I was contacted by a recruiter about 2 months after I submitted an online application. The recruiter and I worked out a time for a phone interview the following week. I was contacted the following week by 3 SW engineers/game developers. The interview