I started about 2 years ago, in the aftermath of issues Blizzard had at the time. All employees were required to take many online courses that spanned safety, discrimination, attention to bias, and the like. So, I saw no issues, as everybody has embraced the new culture.
My team is awesome! The other people are always very helpful, and an environment of real teamwork is present where we all put in effort to make sure each one of us is successful.
As a senior experienced engineer, I made some suggestions soon after joining. Not only was I listened to, the management encouraged me to implement my ideas, which resulted in some better workflows. I really like the "Great, let's do better" attitude. I've had my share of NIH companies in the past, so this is a breath of fresh air.
After the post-COVID return-to-office wave, the previously free breakfast and lunch now cost money.
Go back to free food!
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
The entire process took 4 weeks and was very well organized and a positive experience. For the team I was a candidate for, they didn't give me any take-home assignments or whiteboarding tests. It was just talking with great, like-minded people about
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.
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
The entire process took 4 weeks and was very well organized and a positive experience. For the team I was a candidate for, they didn't give me any take-home assignments or whiteboarding tests. It was just talking with great, like-minded people about
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.