Awesome in-house benefits and discounts. You always have food at all times!
Pay a bit low for the most part.
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
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.
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
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.