All fun, no hard-core job, and no pay at all, with no future
All fun, no hard-core job, and no pay at all, with no future
Fun, no-tension job.
No experience, training required.
The job is fun, and even a 12th graduate can do it.
Healthy environment.
No matter how talented you are, you have to do that same job with pennies as your salary. Wastage of talent. No opportunities for the future. Total suck unless you are a guy with backs. Failure, never join this firm.
Do something to save your EA brand and stop cheating like you did with us.
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QA Tester
First, you get called to a test where you have to submit a bug with your own words. No need to get technical; they only test your English and if you can actually spot some bugs. It's pretty easy. After that, you get called to an actual interview wit
QA Tester
The interview for QA tester is pretty simple: Group interview with at least 10 applicants. 1st stage - written test: The test consists of grammar questions and games-related questions. 2nd stage - each person is asked three random questions by th
QA Tester
I went through the process at the Redwood City campus. The interview itself wasn't really that intimidating. It kind of felt like you're at a speed dating event. The hiring managers ask you typical questions like "why did you choose EA?" or "what is
QA Tester
October 1, 2014First, you get called to a test where you have to submit a bug with your own words. No need to get technical; they only test your English and if you can actually spot some bugs. It's pretty easy. After that, you get called to an actual interview wit
QA Tester
July 1, 2013The interview for QA tester is pretty simple: Group interview with at least 10 applicants. 1st stage - written test: The test consists of grammar questions and games-related questions. 2nd stage - each person is asked three random questions by th
QA Tester
United StatesJanuary 13, 2015I went through the process at the Redwood City campus. The interview itself wasn't really that intimidating. It kind of felt like you're at a speed dating event. The hiring managers ask you typical questions like "why did you choose EA?" or "what is
