Pros: Good people to work with.

Cons: - Low pay that doesn't really match with LA living costs.

Pros: Great modern facility with lots of parties and food. Pizza day, pie day, cake day, and an M&M machine. Arcade and game table on every floor. Lots of overtime available.

Cons: Infested with spiders due to imported plants. Many coworkers unfriendly and impersonal. Very low hourly pay. Disposable position with whole studios getting cut.

Pros: There is a Starbucks on site.

Cons: Where do I start? The company forces all QA into 1.5-year contracts that prevent anyone from getting a raise. They claim they pay based on experience, but I got nearly the lowest pay while I have 10 years of QA management experience. Their two shifts are 5 a.m. to 2 p.m. or 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., which, if you are getting paid the bare minimum, is not enough for one to pay rent and own a vehicle. It's incredibly inconvenient for those who don't have cars, since public transportation in the area starts after 6 a.m. and stops at 11 p.m. Also, after your contract, they would rather hire new people instead of promoting from within. I have seen so many great developers leave because they don't want to give a little more pay and benefits. I'm better off now, but seriously, this needs to stop in the industry.