Pros: Incredible working environment. Colleagues are always willing to help you and willing to listen to your advice or opinions. One of the best videogame companies in the whole world. A chance to improve your skills and advance in your career, and to work within the amazing industry of videogames.

Cons: The contract will last until the end of the project you are assigned to.

Pros: Working in the games industry. Working for one of the best teams and game series within the EA umbrella. One of the few times in the games industry where overtime wasn't a serious issue. Talented, hard-working members of staff. Laid-back studio culture. Visited the development team we worked for at their location.

Cons: - Working remotely from the development team meant that there was a major disconnect between us and the development team we were working for. - Low chance of progression. When the opportunity to progress manifested, it was too late. - Being a contractor at EA was super weird. I went through an agency even though I applied directly for a job at the company. - There was a definite divide between the permanent members of staff and the contractors. There was a feeling of being treated like a second-class citizen. - Typical treatment by a big publisher, which has been seen by a host of companies in the industry. Restructuring - sending all of the jobs to the cheapest parts of the world so that the publisher can make all of the money. - Not given the equipment to work effectively as a tester.

Pros: - Good work environment. - Most leads are friendly. - Decent amount of work.

Cons: - Low salary (you need at least 4 overtime days per month to get a decent pay)