You learn a lot about localization, about a gaming company, and about working in a global company. The company's mood is very relaxed, and you don't really stress much.
There's almost no space for growing. Even if you work more than two years there with great feedback, you basically have almost no chance of getting a promotion.
First, I was given a test case with some translation and QA tasks. The QA tasks were related mostly to usability testing. The last question is to write an essay in your native language about your favorite book, movie, game, or TV show. The task is pr
Creative QA test followed by a relaxed panel interview with a manager and a team member. All set up by the recruiter digitally (no initial screening call). Very quick turnaround from the interview session to the decision.
Several weeks passed by between the interview and the reply. When I got a positive response and was issued a test, I completed it right away. I never got a response regarding the results. Only after I asked for feedback after a month was I told tha
First, I was given a test case with some translation and QA tasks. The QA tasks were related mostly to usability testing. The last question is to write an essay in your native language about your favorite book, movie, game, or TV show. The task is pr
Creative QA test followed by a relaxed panel interview with a manager and a team member. All set up by the recruiter digitally (no initial screening call). Very quick turnaround from the interview session to the decision.
Several weeks passed by between the interview and the reply. When I got a positive response and was issued a test, I completed it right away. I never got a response regarding the results. Only after I asked for feedback after a month was I told tha