The office is well-equipped, and the people are nice. This is an interesting role if you want a good work-life balance while working in the video game industry.
The processes are very messy, and the training is not very helpful. Unfortunately, the payment is low, and temporary contracts have no benefits.
The process was good. I had a conversation with two people from the company, both speaking either of the languages I'd have to work with. A few days after the conversation, I received an offer.
After submitting my CV, I did the initial test to prove my level of English and my native language. As a result, I failed. The test was not for the slowpoke, definitely.
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
The process was good. I had a conversation with two people from the company, both speaking either of the languages I'd have to work with. A few days after the conversation, I received an offer.
After submitting my CV, I did the initial test to prove my level of English and my native language. As a result, I failed. The test was not for the slowpoke, definitely.
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