Some coworkers weren't so bad.
There was no opportunity for advancement.
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
The interview was very simple and conducted in a group. As long as you participated, you would get the job. They presented you with a game that had some bugs and wanted you to identify them.
I was asked a series of questions pertaining to QA testing and how to handle certain things. I was given scenarios and asked how I would go about solving them, as well as my understanding of certain concepts.
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
The interview was very simple and conducted in a group. As long as you participated, you would get the job. They presented you with a game that had some bugs and wanted you to identify them.
I was asked a series of questions pertaining to QA testing and how to handle certain things. I was given scenarios and asked how I would go about solving them, as well as my understanding of certain concepts.