The only good thing about working at Disney was the salary. Their compensation is very generous.
This studio should probably just be closed.
Considering the number of years the project has been underway and the number of times the product has been trashed and restarted, it's unlikely to break even, let alone be profitable.
Phone interview covering basic C++ knowledge. Followed by an in-person interview with 5 people, including some algorithm and programming testing.
Interviewed through a consultation company. One round with Disney leadership (Data Team Lead, Software Team Lead, Project Manager), where they took turns asking questions. Next round was with a Data Analyst and Data Engineer, in a similar format.
There was a screening call with a recruiter. This was followed by a one-hour video call with the hiring manager, who worked remotely. There was no coding test or systems design questions. I was ghosted by the internal recruiter, who never contacted
Phone interview covering basic C++ knowledge. Followed by an in-person interview with 5 people, including some algorithm and programming testing.
Interviewed through a consultation company. One round with Disney leadership (Data Team Lead, Software Team Lead, Project Manager), where they took turns asking questions. Next round was with a Data Analyst and Data Engineer, in a similar format.
There was a screening call with a recruiter. This was followed by a one-hour video call with the hiring manager, who worked remotely. There was no coding test or systems design questions. I was ghosted by the internal recruiter, who never contacted