Electronic Arts

• Lots of talent in the teams; you will learn a lot.
• Great facilities: a nice gym, an outdoor soccer field, and a beach volleyball court.
• Fun environment with fun people to work with.

• Long hours; overtimes are expected every time a significant milestone approaches.
• High pressure and strict deadlines.
• Not enough communication between different areas of development.
• Sometimes, uncareful project planning leads to unexpected workloads, which adds to stress.

Make sure that teams are not implementing unnoticeable features into games.

Some features requested by producers are over-complicated and do not improve the overall experience/feel of the game.

Employees are the company's most valuable assets, and work-life balance is important to everyone. Please respect that.