Process
First, you get called to a test where you have to submit a bug with your own words. No need to get technical; they only test your English and if you can actually spot some bugs. It's pretty easy.
After that, you get called to an actual interview with the Training Lead (a really nice person, by the way) where you are asked some basic questions:
- Why do you want to work here?
- Where did you apply?
- Did someone recommend you this job?
- What do you know about the company?
- Favorite game (it doesn't have to be EA's)?
Following this second interview, you get a call from HR asking you when you can start (if the Training Lead didn't ask you this already), and that's it. With basic English knowledge, anyone can work at EA.
Questions
Why do you want to work here?
Did someone recommend this job to you?
What do you know about the company?
Favorite game (it doesn't have to be EA's).
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Interview Statistics
The following metrics were computed from 47 interview experiences for the Electronic Arts QA Tester role.
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Electronic Arts's interview process for their QA Tester roles is incredibly easy as the vast majority of engineers get an offer after going through it.
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Candidates reported having very good feelings for Electronic Arts's QA Tester interview process.
Electronic Arts Work Experiences
- 5.0Great Culture, Mediocre CoffeeQA Tester • Former EmployeeMadrid, SpainSeptember 10, 2019Pros: Great atmosphere, culture, working conditions, and people.Cons: There were not enough ping pong tables, and the free coffee was mediocre.
- 5.0Gaming for cashQA Tester • Current EmployeeBaton Rouge, Louisiana, United StatesMay 27, 2021Pros: Nighttime work schedule, getting paid to play games.Cons: I never leave my computer.
- 3.0A good working place for beginnersQA Tester • Current EmployeeBucharest, Bucharest, RomaniaApril 6, 2017Pros: Great atmosphere to work in.Cons: No benefits for contract-based employees.
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