Friendly people, great amenities. They encourage "work hard and play hard." They will not underpay you. If you do a lot of work for them, they will acknowledge it.
I really like how they allow pets at work. They have their own cafe, soccer field, and beach volleyball court.
Being a QA tester might be fun at first, but it feels quite brainless after a while. I think maybe that's just the position. I didn't like the setup of the QA department; it feels like I'm working in a sweatshop/factory.
We need more team events to create better bonding.
You will have to briefly write about EA. Here, they will judge you upon your knowledge of the company and your writing skills, followed by a written test, technical phone interview, and HR round. Questions were asked on: * Games * Characters' names
There is an initial phone interview followed by an on-site interview. The phone interview is called at random between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The on-site interview was with two leads. It was casual, not too intimidating, and they seemed welcoming and genu
A very easy process if you are a gamer and have good command in English and a decent ability to find bugs by playing a game.
You will have to briefly write about EA. Here, they will judge you upon your knowledge of the company and your writing skills, followed by a written test, technical phone interview, and HR round. Questions were asked on: * Games * Characters' names
There is an initial phone interview followed by an on-site interview. The phone interview is called at random between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The on-site interview was with two leads. It was casual, not too intimidating, and they seemed welcoming and genu
A very easy process if you are a gamer and have good command in English and a decent ability to find bugs by playing a game.