Process
I first sent my resume in online via the ESPN intern site.
After a few days, I received an email from one of the new recruiters at ESPN.
Our initial conversation was comfortable, likely because my interviewer was new to the process. However, the interview became technical once they began reviewing my resume and asked about programming languages.
After the interview, I waited a week and received an email stating they were moving forward with another candidate.
Questions
One question asked about the programming language JavaScript DOM, since that's what you'll be working with in the internship.
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 1 interview experience for the Disney Web Developer role in Atlanta, Georgia.
Success Rate
Disney's interview process for their Web Developer roles in Atlanta, Georgia is extremely selective, failing the vast majority of engineers.
Experience Rating
Candidates reported having mixed feelings for Disney's Web Developer interview process in Atlanta, Georgia.
Disney Work Experiences
- 4.0Great Pay, No BenefitsWeb Developer • Former EmployeeMontana, Montana, United StatesOctober 6, 2025Pros: As a contractor, you get higher pay than full-time employees.Cons: No benefits, no PTO, no health insurance. 3-year contract cap.
- 3.0I worked there a long time agoWeb Developer • Former EmployeeLos Angeles, California, United StatesAugust 21, 2024Pros: Blah de blah blah blah....Cons: High levels of stress, more of a focus on image than on real productivity.
- 1.0Toxic work environmentWeb Developer • Current EmployeeFlorida Ridge, Florida, United StatesJune 7, 2024Pros: They pay some people really well.Cons: Toxic work environment. Mostly culture war stuff. They hate straight white males. Questioning of any decisions is automatically squashed. Common sense ideas are derided, etc.
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