It's not what you would typically hear about QA. You're treated pretty well there.
A lot of free snacks and meals during alpha. Nice facility, has been newly renovated. Very comfortable place to work.
The pay is probably the only thing that is a little iffy. I feel we should be making at least $2-5 more per hour.
I've had one complete interview in English, which helped me and the company to get a strong link. The training was also very detailed, and the amount of information I received helped me a lot with the future insights of my actual job. The people who
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
Short interview with a few of the higher-ups that ultimately didn't seem all that necessary for the role. Standard, basic questions about opinions and rankings of values for different glitches and errors.
I've had one complete interview in English, which helped me and the company to get a strong link. The training was also very detailed, and the amount of information I received helped me a lot with the future insights of my actual job. The people who
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
Short interview with a few of the higher-ups that ultimately didn't seem all that necessary for the role. Standard, basic questions about opinions and rankings of values for different glitches and errors.