Working in the entertainment industry brings lots of different projects, dedicated people, fun perks, and good facilities.
Violation of labor laws in terms of consecutive working days and working time, little room for creativity, too goal-oriented. Promotions are difficult, and outside experience as well as education do not count for much.
Within the departments I have seen, you could save tons of money if they would work more efficiently. The gaming industry seems to be far behind the rest of the software industry.
Basically, this interview was very easy and cushy as well. It seems like it will be a very fun job. I had to fill out paperwork and take a quiz.
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
They interviewed me at their offices. The interview was in English, and they asked me several case examples and questions about whether I knew what Compliance entailed. The interview involved two people from the company with me in a room, asking me
Basically, this interview was very easy and cushy as well. It seems like it will be a very fun job. I had to fill out paperwork and take a quiz.
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
They interviewed me at their offices. The interview was in English, and they asked me several case examples and questions about whether I knew what Compliance entailed. The interview involved two people from the company with me in a room, asking me