Great working atmosphere. People are really nice. You'll like it if you are into Blizzard games, because everyone else is.
Management (on my team) can be micromanaging. Plus, everyone is into games, so if you're not, you will miss out on a big chunk of their culture.
Less micromanaging, more focus on the important things.
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
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
It took about 2 weeks to first hear back from someone, and my initial phone screen was about 2 weeks after that. It was half behavioral (talking about past job experiences) and half standard technical questions (algorithm runtimes, etc). It took a w
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
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
It took about 2 weeks to first hear back from someone, and my initial phone screen was about 2 weeks after that. It was half behavioral (talking about past job experiences) and half standard technical questions (algorithm runtimes, etc). It took a w