I worked as a temp at EA's office in Madrid.
It's perfect for a summer job since you work with people from all over the world. The atmosphere among the people is also quite nice, and often there are opportunities to meet after work.
It's really hard to get a permanent job since after the summer peak, most of the staff won't get a new contract.
Enlarge the amount of permanent workers.
It consisted of an online test regarding my localization skills applied for the game industry. After I passed the test, I received an email inviting me to a one-to-one interview, which would be conducted in English and in my language (for which I app
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 interview was done by phone. It lasted for 31 minutes and was split into three parts. First, we talked about me personally, then about my gaming knowledge, and last about the job and its tasks. He asked me questions about typical situations tha
It consisted of an online test regarding my localization skills applied for the game industry. After I passed the test, I received an email inviting me to a one-to-one interview, which would be conducted in English and in my language (for which I app
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 interview was done by phone. It lasted for 31 minutes and was split into three parts. First, we talked about me personally, then about my gaming knowledge, and last about the job and its tasks. He asked me questions about typical situations tha