Don't be fooled
Don't be fooled
• Casual environment. • Company is understanding if personal issues arise. • Day or Night shift. • Decent for learning some about industry.
• Barely any chance to move upward. • Friction, some elitism between contractees and actual EA employees. • EA outsources pretty randomly, so you have a chance of losing your job. • Horrid sexism between females getting hired from contractees to EA employees.
Be more aware of what is going on. Be fair with all teams.
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Electronic Arts Interview Questions
Electronic Arts Interview Experiences
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Simple. Not restricted to only gaming experience. They also have a testing phase for the selected individuals for a week, where you are expected to perform at the level of an associate working on the floor.
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Large room, with rows of tables occupied by current employees behind one another. You're seated, and they ask you a series of questions regarding working conditions, hardware experience, etc. There's not really much to it aside from that.
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There is a brief phone interview, then you are called in for a panel-type interview with 2-3 people. Questions are about work experience, some technical skills, and some scenario-type questions.
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January 1, 2017Simple. Not restricted to only gaming experience. They also have a testing phase for the selected individuals for a week, where you are expected to perform at the level of an associate working on the floor.
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United StatesOctober 31, 2017Large room, with rows of tables occupied by current employees behind one another. You're seated, and they ask you a series of questions regarding working conditions, hardware experience, etc. There's not really much to it aside from that.
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April 1, 2018There is a brief phone interview, then you are called in for a panel-type interview with 2-3 people. Questions are about work experience, some technical skills, and some scenario-type questions.
