Work-life balance is pretty good.
I have been working here for 9 months and have not observed any cons.
I went through 5 stages: * HR call * Technical interview and assignment * Another technical interview on C++ * Another technical interview on C++ and Infrastructure * Behavioral interview. HR guided me through each step with feedback. Overall, it w
Honestly, I was shocked at how easy it truly was. I applied and submitted my resume to EA, heard back in two days to discuss the job, and I assume to gauge if I am a fit. At this point, I was offered a face-to-face with two QA supervisors. That was s
I submitted my resume to the University Recruiter. Two weeks after that, I was approached by a recruiter asking if I was interested in a certain position. I replied and then went into an interview with a lead programmer on the team.
I went through 5 stages: * HR call * Technical interview and assignment * Another technical interview on C++ * Another technical interview on C++ and Infrastructure * Behavioral interview. HR guided me through each step with feedback. Overall, it w
Honestly, I was shocked at how easy it truly was. I applied and submitted my resume to EA, heard back in two days to discuss the job, and I assume to gauge if I am a fit. At this point, I was offered a face-to-face with two QA supervisors. That was s
I submitted my resume to the University Recruiter. Two weeks after that, I was approached by a recruiter asking if I was interested in a certain position. I replied and then went into an interview with a lead programmer on the team.