Well, EA is one of the biggest names in game dev right now. The energy, environment, and benefits were awesome.
I didn't spend a lot of time there, so there weren't any apparent cons to me.
Online test with tricky programming quests that no one would ever do at work. No point on that. Also, the online test will track and record every action you do.
Phone call with recruiter. Then 1-hour video call with a team member. Then a 4-5 hour virtual onsite. I got the impression that the work culture was questionable. To be fair, most of the interviewers were professional, but one in particular was unpr
I sent a resume with some games I had recently played and my previous work. They replied that they were not interested at the moment and that they would send emails when they needed someone.
Online test with tricky programming quests that no one would ever do at work. No point on that. Also, the online test will track and record every action you do.
Phone call with recruiter. Then 1-hour video call with a team member. Then a 4-5 hour virtual onsite. I got the impression that the work culture was questionable. To be fair, most of the interviewers were professional, but one in particular was unpr
I sent a resume with some games I had recently played and my previous work. They replied that they were not interested at the moment and that they would send emails when they needed someone.